Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year, and I got married to my husband not long ago. I have always wanted to have a child. Recently, I have had a 33-day menstrual delay, and I have already started to feel happy, thinking I might be pregnant. However, when I carefully checked with a pregnancy test, it came back negative. I am very puzzled and would like to ask a doctor for advice. Now, I have a 33-day menstrual delay, and the breast milk test also shows no pregnancy. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally, when menstruation is relatively regular, the normal range of the menstrual cycle is approximately 28-30 days. A delay or advancement of one week in menstruation is considered a normal phenomenon. Therefore, if menstruation occurs with an interval of 33 days again, it is also within the normal range. It is temporarily necessary to pay close attention and observe carefully. If menstruation is delayed by less than one week again, but after careful examination, pregnancy is not confirmed, it may indicate menstrual irregularity, and medication can be administered for regulation treatment.