Patient's question:
None of my periods came. My period only arrived on January 4, 2011. It's now February 22, and I still haven't had my period. I haven't had any sexual activity with my boyfriend since December 20, so I should definitely not be pregnant. I've tested with pregnancy strips. On August 2, there was a very small amount of vaginal bleeding—just a couple of drops, which disappeared after wiping with paper. What's going on? Is this something like "ovarian exception"? What should I do? Should I take medicine to induce a period or use Black-Bone Chicken and White Phoenix Pill to nourish my body? Thank you for any help you can provide: On August 2, there was a very small amount of vaginal bleeding—just a couple of drops, which disappeared after wiping with paper. What's going on? Is this something like "ovarian exception"? What should I do? Should I take medicine to induce a period or use Black-Bone Chicken and White Phoenix Pill to nourish my body? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Hello! Emergency contraception pills can be taken a maximum of three times a year, not more than once every half month. Contraceptives can have certain side effects, which may lead to delayed menstruation, irregular withdrawal bleeding, endocrine disorders, and other common reactions. It is recommended to pay attention in the future and avoid taking them. Regardless of the type of contraceptive, there are side effects. Your current menstruation requires medication and regulation from a hospital. It is advised to use condoms in the future, as they are safe and do not harm the body, with no side effects. Different causes can lead to different symptoms. Patients need to seek systematic and standardized examination at reputable tertiary hospitals based on their specific conditions to receive targeted treatment and recover quickly.