Patient's question:
13th contraceptive failure, will it cause pregnancy? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been received. What help do you want: Want to know if it will cause pregnancyDoctor's answer:
If your menstrual cycle is regular, the five days before and after your period are considered relatively safe periods. During this time, the chances of getting pregnant are relatively low, so the probability of getting pregnant two days before your period is very small. It is recommended that you relax and avoid stress, as it may delay your period. However, it is important to take effective contraceptive measures regularly, as irregular periods can lead to abnormal ovulation and unexpected pregnancy. Safe period contraception is not absolutely safe. Additionally, a single menstrual delay of up to one week in women is also a normal phenomenon, and you can wait and see.