Patient's question:
I am 25 years old this year, and I never paid attention to whether my menstrual cycle was regular before. I always felt it wasn't as regular as the normal 28-30 days. Recently, I started paying attention, and found that I had my period on October 4, but it didn't come again until December 8. Usually, it lasts for 7 days, and the color and amount are normal. After the period on December 8, I haven't had my period yet. Two days before January 8, I had mild lower abdominal bloating and pain and increased leukorrhea. I thought it was going to come, but the bloating and pain stopped, and the leukorrhea decreased, and it didn't come. Now it's still waiting. I once went to the hospital for a vaginal ultrasound, and they said there was nothing abnormal, just that I don't ovulate, and they prescribed me some Angelica Sinensis to regulate my period. I have been taking it.Doctor's answer:
Hello!No matter how long the cycle is, as long as there is ovulation, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Don't worry.
You can start by not taking medication and observing your cycle. The first thing you should do every morning upon waking (without getting out of bed) is to measure your temperature and plot it on a graph. If there is a downward trend in the line, it indicates ovulation.
Good luck!