Patient's question:
10 days of menstruation, but this month has not arrived by the 13th. Before menstruation, sexual activity has occurred. Medical history and effectiveness: No treatment has been received. What kind of help do you want: I want to confirm if I am pregnant?Doctor's answer:
The first prerequisite for pregnancy is definitely engaging in sexual activity with the opposite sex. If sexual activity has not occurred, then pregnancy is not possible. Whether or not menstruation stops afterward, or whether a pregnancy test shows pregnancy, it could all be due to other reasons. The second essential stage after this is menstruation stopping. Menstruation is the process where a woman's uterus naturally expels unfertilized eggs and shed endometrium. Once a woman becomes pregnant, it means the egg has combined with sperm, and the fertilized egg has already implanted in the uterus, which must then provide the necessary growth environment for the fertilized egg. At this point, the endometrium thickens to accept the fertilized egg, so it does not shed, and the uterus no longer produces new eggs, so it does not continue to produce menstruation and expel it outside, which is what is known as a missed period.