Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I went to the hospital for a check-up. The urine test results were negative again, indicating that I am not pregnant. However, my period hasn't arrived since December, and an ultrasound showed no issues—my endometrial thickness is 0.9 cm. Could this still mean there's a possibility of pregnancy? In November, I took birth control pills, and in December, I consumed some blood-boosting pills. Yet, I haven't had my period yet. In late December, I had a single sexual encounter, and both the ultrasound and urine test showed no abnormalities. Why haven't I gotten my period yet? Is there still a possibility of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
After being postponed and having recent sexual activity, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Of course, other reasons (such as fatigue, staying up late, and mental stress) may also cause delayed menstruation, requiring further examination for a clear diagnosis. Since the urine HCG test was negative, the possibility of pregnancy is low. It is recommended to visit the hospital for a blood HCG test. Generally, if it is greater than 5 mIU/ml, it indicates pregnancy. If not pregnant, you can continue to wait and see for menstruation to arrive.