Patient's question:
Eight should have come on her period, but it hasn't arrived yet. She had a color ultrasound check, and the endometrium is also thin. Her periods are usually irregular and always delayed. She's planning to have a child, but why haven't her periods come? The endometrium is also thin. The doctor said it might be a few more days before they arrive. The doctor also doesn't recommend taking medication, will it affect her ability to have a child? Is there any inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, early or delayed menstruation by one week is a normal phenomenon. Of course, if there has been sexual activity, it is important to first consider the possibility of pregnancy. You can take a pregnancy test one week after the delay to confirm. If the menstruation is delayed, factors such as fatigue, poor rest, stress, anxiety, environmental changes, gynecological inflammation, or endocrine disorders could all contribute to the delay. It is recommended to visit a hospital for tests including the six sex hormones and an ultrasound to identify the cause and then receive targeted treatment.