Patient's question:
On January 14th and 15th, I just had my first sexual experience with my boyfriend. We didn't take any contraceptive measures, and it was also two days before my period was supposed to arrive. My period last month was on the 16th, which was three days later than usual. However, my period hasn't arrived yet (as of January 20th). Although on the afternoon of the 15th, I had some cramping in my lower abdomen for half a day, which I thought might be a sign of my period, it still hasn't come. Now, my body doesn't have any symptoms, except for some white discharge. I don't know if I might be pregnant, and I'm a bit worried.Doctor's answer:
It may be related to delayed menstruation, but it is not ruled out that abnormal ovulation could have caused pregnancy. To confirm the diagnosis, you need to come to the hospital for HCG analysis and ultrasound examination.Considering that menstruation is already delayed, if it still hasn't arrived by February 22-23, it would indeed be necessary to come to the hospital for examination and treatment. In fact, under normal circumstances, any form of contraception can have certain side effects on women. Therefore, patients should pay attention to self-care. For those using contraception, self-care should be noted, such as keeping warm and avoiding cold exposure.