Patient's question:
After taking Mifeprex, my period hasn't arrived, but I'm sure I'm not pregnant. Is this a side effect of the medication that delays periods? Should I stop taking it?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to undergo a checkup for the six major hormones and an ultrasound examination to clarify the diagnosis, and to regulate menstruation according to medical advice. In addition to ruling out gynecological inflammation, many unhealthy lifestyle factors can also lead to menstrual disorders. Daily life should be regular, avoiding overexertion, especially during the menstrual period, it is important to prevent cold and dampness and pay attention to warmth. Overly restrictive dieting can also affect the onset of menstruation, and may even lead to a decrease in menstrual flow or amenorrhea.