Re: rhythum method
From: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 17 Aug 2000 06:43:44 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 17 Aug 2000, anonymous wrote:
>
>According to the method, when is the ideal time to engage intercourse
>without possible pregnancy. the first day after period or .....please
>tell me.
Before the 7th day and after the 21st days of the cycle. The first day
of menses is the first day of the cycle. 100 couples utilizing this
technique will result in 50 pregnancies within the first year.
>Second question is, I just had an intercourse with my boy friend 5 days
>ago. He didn't ejaculate but there was some wet thing around his penis
>( i knew that wasn't semen )
>So, how much chance of pregnancy.
>What type of test should i perform to find out whether i got pregnant or
>not.
The fluid there has a high likelihood of containing sperm. Most UPT's
will turn positive about 10 days post ovulation, but may not until 14
days post ovulation.
RDB
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