Patient's question:
But this method isn't always accurate for ovulation. Confirmation is generally around 14 days before the next menstrual period, which is approximately the time of ovulation. If your last menstrual period was on June 7th, and you have a 28-day cycle, your ovulation period would be around the 20th. If your cycle is 30 days, it would be around the 22nd. If you took birth control pills on the 19th, they should have been ineffective. It is said that since you are still developing normally, it proves that the birth control pills did not take effect. If they had, the child would have been miscarried.Does this mean you were already pregnant before the 18th and unknowingly took birth control pills, which didn't work? If they had worked, the child would have been miscarried.
Doctor's answer:
According to what you said, first of all, it is indeed the case that this statement means what you have described. Except for individual cases, if there is some effect after taking dietary supplements or drugs, it may be slightly harmful to the child. The above content is the entire content of: "I have irregular ovulation sometimes, what should I do?" I hope the patient can soon get rid of the troubles of the disease and recover quickly, and live a happy and joyful life every day.