Patient's question:
Safe period sex is uncertain whether it will lead to pregnancy, but no contraceptive measures were taken. It should be the menstrual period today. Not having a period, is it pregnancy? Tested many times and it was negative, but why didn't the period come?Medical history and effectiveness: Took early pregnancy tests, but it was negative.
What help do you need: Want to ask what is the reason for not having the period when it is supposed to come.
Doctor's answer:
Generally, having sex during the safe period will not lead to pregnancy, but there is still a possibility that menstrual disorders could cause ovulation to occur earlier or later, and pregnancy is still possible. Additionally, since everyone's situation is different, the length of the safe period varies. Therefore, even if you have sex a few days before or after your period, it cannot guarantee that you will not get pregnant.Safe period contraception is an unreliable method of birth control. It is best to choose other reliable methods. If you have sex outside of your period and your next period is delayed by more than a week, it is recommended to have a blood HCG test at the hospital or use a pregnancy test kit two weeks after intercourse.