Patient's question:
Painless abortion three months later, menstruation delayed by half a month. After the doctor carefully checked and confirmed no pregnancy, they prescribed a box of ethinyl estradiol tablets and two boxes of progesterone soft capsules for me. After taking the medicine for ten days, I returned for a follow-up examination. However, on the seventh day, I noticed bleeding in the morning, which might be my period. What could be the situation? The doctor said it would never come while taking the medicine.Doctor's answer:
Menstruation is delayed, it is necessary to rule out whether you are pregnant. If it is not pregnancy, there are many factors that can interfere with menstruation, such as overtime, lack of sleep, excessive stress, mental tension, overexertion, and endocrine disorders. Medication can be used to regulate menstruation. Generally, it may come within three to seven days. If you are anxious and tense, it can also interfere with the arrival of menstruation. You can wait a bit longer. If necessary, a follow-up ultrasound can be performed to carefully observe the endometrial thickness and identify the cause.