Patient's question:
Medical Description: My periods always come seven days early or seven days late, maybe eight days. It's always like this. Is this considered normal?History of Treatment and Effect: I have never been treated.
Help Needed: I'm afraid I can't get pregnant because I had a few instances of unprotected sex with my ex-boyfriend, but I didn't get pregnant. After breaking up, I had sex with another boyfriend, but still didn't get pregnant. Why is this happening?
Doctor's answer:
There are multiple reasons that can cause menstrual disorders, such as certain systemic diseases, uterine diseases, uterine developmental abnormalities, ovarian diseases, some gynecological infections, gynecological tumors, cysts, cervical lesions, and dysfunctional uterine bleeding, among others, which can also lead to extended menstrual periods and prolonged bleeding. Inappropriate or incorrect use of intrauterine devices (IUDs) or gynecological medications can also cause menstrual disorders.In medicine, infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after two years of living together with normal sexual activity and without any contraceptive measures. It is divided into two types: primary infertility and secondary infertility. Primary infertility refers to individuals who have never been pregnant, while secondary infertility refers to those who have previously been pregnant but are now unable to conceive. The main causes are abnormalities in sperm or eggs, or obstacles in the reproductive tract, which prevent sperm from meeting, combining, and implanting with the egg.
For your situation, it is recommended to undergo comprehensive examinations for a definitive diagnosis and receive targeted treatment.