Is the probability of pregnancy high when sharing a room?

Patient's question:

Medical History Description:
Menstruation started on June 28 and ended on July 5. The next day, on July 6, I had sexual intercourse. On the morning of July 7, I took Yuting (a post-coital contraceptive). By July 13, I had another menstrual period... However, as of today, August 14, my period has still not arrived. I have also been taking weight-loss medication during this time, but I am worried it may have affected my cycle. I have already stopped taking the weight-loss medication.
Why did I have two menstrual periods in July? Could it have been affected by the Yuting?
What are the chances of pregnancy?
Previous Treatment and Effects:
After sexual intercourse, I took a post-coital contraceptive the next morning.
What kind of help do I need?
I am worried about pregnancy and would like to consult.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, menstruation is related to mood, environment, medication, fatigue, cold exposure, and other factors, and is influenced by many factors. Generally, a delay or advancement of one week is within the normal range. If your menstrual cycle is usually regular, the chances of pregnancy from intercourse are not high. If it is delayed by more than one week, you can use early pregnancy test strips to test morning urine to rule it out.
First, if your period is delayed, wait a few more days. Generally, a delay or advancement of about one week is within the normal range. Second, if you have had sexual intercourse without contraception, it is possible that you may be pregnant.

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