Patient's question:
1.11 had sex, then on 1.31 had her period, with heavy flow for 7 days! Then until 3.15, her period still hadn't come, and she hadn't had sex during that time. The pregnancy test has always been negative! How can we rule out the possibility of pregnancy, and why has her period been delayed?Doctor's answer:
On January 11th, there was sexual activity, and on January 31st, menstruation occurred, proving that the sexual activity on January 11th did not result in pregnancy. Since there was no sexual activity after January 31st, it is certain that pregnancy did not occur. The menstrual cycle is highly sensitive to external and internal environmental factors, such as overexertion, emotional stress, and mental tension, all of which can disrupt the menstrual cycle. It is recommended to maintain a regular diet and lifestyle, avoid overtime work, and always keep a joyful mood. In addition, excessive dieting can also disrupt the menstrual cycle. The recurrence of gynecological diseases severely harms women's health. Patients need to pay attention in daily life to maintain external genital hygiene and avoid sexual activity.