Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: I had my period on November 4th, and on November 15th, I underwent a hysteroscopic tubal patency test. Because the scheduled surgery time was 5 days off from the doctor's available time, the doctor prescribed me 5 tablets of medication to suppress endometrial growth. After the surgery, the doctor said the fallopian tubes were completely unobstructed, and it was okay to try for pregnancy. I also took contraceptive measures with my husband, but my period didn't come as expected. I want to consult if the 5 tablets of medication could delay my period or cause any other issues. Thank you!Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: Both partners' antibodies, the woman has antibodies against the man, and the man has antibodies against himself. The woman
Doctor's answer:
If your menstrual cycle is regular and you have normal sexual activity, and now you have experienced a delayed period, there is a possibility of pregnancy. It is recommended that you first take a urine pregnancy test to see if it is positive. The menstrual cycle is regulated by the nervous and endocrine systems and can be easily affected by environmental factors, emotions, and physical conditions, leading to temporary menstrual disorders. If the urine pregnancy test is negative, it is possible that your menstrual cycle is temporarily disrupted. However, tubal fluid infusion itself does not affect the menstrual cycle.