Patient's question:
I often have irregular periods. Three months ago, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up on my menstrual irregularity. I had six sex hormone tests done, and the doctor said my androgen levels were high. Then, he prescribed me medication for three months. During these three months, I had my period around the 21st of each month. This month, I stopped taking the medication, and I haven't had my period yet. I had intercourse on the nights of the 14th and 19th.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, having intercourse one week before the expected period is considered a safe period, and the likelihood of pregnancy is not high. Now that menstruation is delayed again, it is likely due to the fact that the endocrine disorder has not yet been properly regulated. It does not necessarily mean pregnancy. If menstruation does not return to normal, a follow-up examination can be conducted to determine whether it is pregnancy or if the endocrine disorder has not yet been fully addressed. Women should pay more attention to their physical condition.