What to do if your period is late but there are no signs of pregnancy?

Video content is professionally consulted by Specialist Doctor II Nguyen Thu Hoai - Obstetrics Department - Vinmec Times City International Hospital

Menstrual cycle is a set of repeated physiological changes in the female body under the control of the sex hormone system. However, in many cases, women have irregular periods or missed periods after having sex but the reason is unknown. Questions like "is it okay to be 1 month late for your period?" or “missing period but no sign of pregnancy what to do?” are getting a lot of attention right now.

Usually, the cause of a late period after sex can be pregnancy, menopause, breastfeeding, excessive weight loss or psychological pressures that cause stress....
The cases of missed period but no pregnancy test or late period but no sign of pregnancy is usually not dangerous (if it happens only occasionally) because it is just a manifestation of a hormonal disorder in the pregnancy. body. However, if the missed period after sex is due to a medical cause, it is necessary to monitor whether the condition occurs regularly or not. If the period is late but the pregnancy test takes a long time, you need to go to the hospital to be examined by a specialist and do specific tests, so that you can accurately diagnose the cause and have a method. appropriate punishment.
For those who have regular periods but suddenly missed their period after sex, it is necessary to:
Check if you are pregnant or not? After it is certain that the period is late, but the test is not pregnant, it is necessary to review the current life with difficulties or pressure causing endocrine disorders in the body, if so, it is necessary to adjust to internal balance. menstrual cycle, regular menstrual cycle as usual. In short, monitoring the menstrual cycle is necessary to help women protect their own health. Menstrual delay after sex, whether due to physiological or pathological causes, also needs attention and timely remedial measures, avoiding negative consequences to reproductive health.