How to smartly handle whether it is an ectopic pregnancy

Patient's question:

My period usually comes on the 27th, but on July 25th, during ML, the condom broke, and there was already some liquid leakage. I replaced it and focused, then took a birth control pill on the 27th. My period came on August 1st. I have taken birth control pills twice before, and my cycle didn’t get messed up. On August 30th, my period came, but the blood color was lighter than usual, and the amount was similar. Today, which is September 1st, I’m experiencing pain similar to menstrual cramps. Around August 25th, I felt like vomiting in the morning, and when drinking water, I felt some phlegm in my throat. The phlegm I coughed up was thick, and I was frequently hiccuping. I suspect it might be tonsillitis, but is it possible that it’s symptoms of infertility? Could it be pregnancy?

Doctor's answer:

I'm glad to help you clarify! You have concerns about pregnancy after sexual activity. If you have the situation mentioned above, there is no need to worry. It should be said that the delay in your menstrual period is not long at the moment.
Currently, it is more likely that the delay is due to irregular menstruation and has nothing to do with pregnancy. It is even less likely to be an ectopic pregnancy. It is important that you understand this clearly.
In addition to medication for ectopic pregnancy, patients should also pay attention to their diet, such as eating a light diet and staying active outdoors.

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