Patient's question:
Urgent: I'm newly married, and my period is usually on the 10th. However, it hasn't arrived by the 30th. During this time, I took two pregnancy tests at the hospital, and both were negative. Later, I had an ultrasound, which ruled out the possibility of pregnancy. The doctor prescribed me Mifepristone tablets to take for 5 days, with 5 tablets per day. But now it still hasn't arrived. What could be the reason? Did I get sick? I've never had this happen before. Will this affect my future fertility???First follow-up question: After getting married, I've been using condoms for contraception and have not taken birth control pills. The Mifepristone tablets were prescribed by the doctor.
Doctor's answer:
See you at the hospital for an ultrasound examination! There are many reasons that can cause menstrual disorders. If you experience menstrual irregularities, it is necessary to seek timely medical examination and treatment in a formal hospital. The clinical manifestations of menstrual disorders are often diverse, some menstrual cycle disorders, irregularity, prolonged bleeding duration, while others are reflected in changes in the amount, quality, and color of menstrual blood. Some may manifest as amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, or other pathological conditions.Recommendations: In daily life, maintain a regular routine and pay attention to rest, avoiding overexertion, especially during the menstrual period. Prevent excessive dieting, smoking, and alcohol consumption. Pay attention to your dietary structure, consuming more lean meat, grains, dark green vegetables, and calcium-rich foods. Avoid overeating cold and raw foods. Maintain a cheerful mood, strengthen exercise, and improve physical fitness. If symptoms do not improve, it is recommended to seek medical examination promptly to identify the cause and follow medical advice for early, targeted treatment.