Is the value measured 8 days after a delayed period still not indicating pregnancy?

Patient's question:

The test was taken 8 days after the period; 1.2 mIU/ml, progesterone 0.9 ng/ml. Is it not pregnant? Don't want children

Doctor's answer:

Confirmed that there is no pregnancy, and the progesterone level is so low. This cycle has not experienced menopause yet. Delayed menstruation is unrelated to menopause. You can have a detailed ultrasound examination of the uterine appendages to check. On the one hand, see how the ovaries develop a large number of follicles, and on the other hand, check the thickness of the endometrium. If it is more than 1cm, you can take progesterone for five days, and after stopping the medication for two or three days, your period will come. If the endometrium thickness is less than 6mm, have an endocrine test to check the levels of luteinizing hormone, testosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone, and prolactin to find the cause, and then consider medication to regulate the menstrual cycle.