Patient's question:
Your girlfriend's period was supposed to come on December 1st, but it hasn't arrived yet. During this time, there have been many instances of sexual activity, all with the use of condoms. On December 5th (4 days of delay), we had sex with a condom, and after ejaculation, I withdrew promptly. At that moment, your girlfriend felt a lot of white fluid coming out of her vaginal opening, which didn't seem like semen. She thought it might be leukorrhea. After the act, we carefully checked the condom and found no rust, so we assumed it was leukorrhea and didn't take it too seriously, just wiped it clean with paper. On December 8th (8 days of delay), we used a pregnancy test and got a negative result. On December 14th (13 days of delay), we used another pregnancy test and got another negative result. Your girlfriend usually has an irregular period, often delayed by a week.Dear doctor,
1. Is this case considered menstrual irregularity or should we consider pregnancy? I feel that the incident on December 5th was a bit...
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Doctor's answer:
You have had coitus, and your menstrual period is now delayed by two weeks. You have always used condoms during each intercourse, and the urine pregnancy test was carefully checked and negative, indicating a very small possibility of pregnancy. On December 5th, you had coitus during a safe period, which would absolutely not result in pregnancy. You can now go to the hospital for an MRI and blood HCG test to confirm if you are pregnant. If not, you can then undergo a six-hormone test for further analysis based on your specific situation.