Infertility-related issues!

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello. I took birth control pills two days ago. But my period came earlier. My period stopped on May 15th. Due to the abnormal period, I had my period on April 20th. It kept stopping, so I went to the doctor and received several IV drips. Finally, on May 15th, I stopped my period. Then, two days ago, I took birth control pills, but today I had my period. Is it likely to cause infertility? Can you help me? I'm really scared because I'm not married yet!
Current condition: In the middle of my period.

Doctor's answer:

Hello: A normal menstrual cycle for women is generally 28-30 days, with a deviation of 3-7 days considered normal. The menstrual cycle reflects the condition of the endometrium and ovarian function. The function of the ovaries is to secrete normal hormones to maintain menstruation and ovulation. If there is a problem, it directly affects normal physiological functions, leading to infertility. It is recommended that you use caution when taking contraceptive medication and prioritize your physical health. Wishing you good health!

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