Patient's question:
How many days after a missed period can I use a pregnancy test? How much is the relationship between this time's missed period and taking emergency medication last time? It's already been 5 days late, and I haven't gotten my period yet. Can I use a pregnancy test? Which one is best?Follow-up question to the first question: Doctor, it seems like you're not answering the question. I'm asking how many days after a missed period can I use a pregnancy test to check if I'm pregnant? How much is the relationship between this time's missed period and taking emergency medication last time? It's already been 5 days late, and I haven't gotten my period yet. Can I use a pregnancy test? Which one is best?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Generally, a delay or advancement of one week in the menstrual cycle is normal. If you are not pregnant, this situation is likely considered menstrual disorder. There are many reasons that can cause menstrual disorder, such as emotional instability, high stress, mental tension, irregular lifestyle, gynecological inflammation, etc. It is recommended that you pay attention to your condition and, if necessary, visit a hospital for a check-up to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. You can also have blood tests done at the hospital to more accurately determine if you are pregnant.