Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Hello,I was supposed to have my period a few days before October, but since I went to my boyfriend's place for the National Day holiday, I took progesterone a few days earlier to delay my period. I took it for about 8 days. As a result, I didn't have my period during the National Day holiday, and it came around October 8th. During that time, I had sex with my boyfriend, but we used condoms for contraception. My period came on time in November, but the flow was light. In December, I had no symptoms at all, and usually, before my period, I would experience breast tenderness and menstrual cramps, but in December, I didn't have any of those symptoms either. Now, it's almost January, and I still have no symptoms. I'm worried something might be wrong—could I be pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
Is there pregnancy, what you said is also a method: Generally, you can go to a doctor for some appropriate tests to confirm whether you are pregnant or not. After getting the results, you can then decide to get a shot and treatment. At the same time, it is best to have sexual activity while ensuring your body is comfortable, such as: fatigue, lack of sleep; medication. Normal people must seek treatment if they do not have their period within seven days. Sometimes it can be extended to more than a month, and prolonged periods can make treatment more difficult.