Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Hello! I had my period on October 27. I had sexual intercourse on November 1, 2, and 3. However, my period has not arrived yet. I went to the hospital for a check-up and was told I am not pregnant. I have been feeling quite anxious. Do I need to go to the hospital for further checks? Could this lead to infertility?Follow-up question: Hello! After the doctor's examination, it was confirmed that I am not pregnant. The doctor prescribed medication to regulate my period, but it still hasn't arrived. This situation is always making me feel uneasy. Should I consider taking a corpus luteum hormone injection? I have experienced delayed periods in the past, but never this long.
Doctor's answer:
Menstrual cycle of 25–35 days is normal as long as it is regular. The normal duration of menstruation is 2–7 days, and the normal menstrual blood volume for women is 20–80ml. Exceeding 80ml indicates a pathological condition. If the cycle is delayed or advanced by no more than 7 days but remains regular, it is considered normal. Based on your description, it is impossible to make a judgment. It is recommended to visit the hospital promptly for relevant examinations.