Patient's question:
I always come on time. I came last time on the 20th, and it's now the 27th, but I haven't come yet. Could it be that I'm pregnant? Or could it be caused by the change of seasons?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, pregnancy cannot be ruled out. If your menstrual cycle is regular, the 14th day after the first day of your period is the ovulation period. The chances of pregnancy are highest during the days before and after ovulation. However, factors such as staying up late, emotional fluctuations, and the effects of medication can all cause a delayed period. It is recommended to use an early pregnancy test kit for the most accurate results. An early pregnancy test kit can detect pregnancy one day after a delayed period. It is best to use morning urine for the test.