On the first day of March, my period came. My cycle is 30 days. How long have I been pregnant now?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

If you haven't had your period when expected and haven't had it for more than 7-10 days, you should consider pregnancy. It's recommended to use early pregnancy test strips. Instead of calculating based on the time of sexual intercourse, clinically it's usually calculated from the first day of your last period. If the test shows two red lines, it indicates a positive result, meaning there is a possibility of pregnancy. Morning urine is the best for the test. Note that early pregnancy tests are generally best done with morning urine. If the early pregnancy test strips show two red lines, it indicates a positive result, meaning there is a possibility of pregnancy.