I have had an IUD inserted for nearly 2 years but my period usually comes 1 week early every month, sometimes more. Last month I had my period on the 20th but this month it still hasn't come, usually my period comes at least 3-4 days early. So doctor, I have had an IUD inserted for 2 years but late period, is it pregnancy?

Typically, if 35 days have passed since the first day of your last period and your menstrual cycle hasn’t resumed, it is considered a late period. Late periods accompanied by lower abdominal pain could indicate an ectopic pregnancy and require prompt medical attention.

You don't need to wait until you miss your period to know if you're pregnant. You can recognize pregnancy signs as early as 4 days after ovulation. Although these signs may not be very clear, if you pay attention, you can completely notice them.

Many women have difficulty distinguishing between menstruation and pregnancy because the most common signs and symptoms of both conditions can be similar, including mood swings, backaches, frequent urination, and breast tenderness. However, the two conditions also have their own distinct signs and symptoms, and some symptoms only occur if you are pregnant.

Missed periods without any signs of pregnancy is a condition that women should pay attention to and address promptly. Therefore, monitoring the menstrual cycle is essential.

When having sex without using any birth control methods, many people worry about the possibility of getting pregnant. What is the likelihood of getting pregnant if you have sex 7 days before or after your period? And when is the best time to have sex to maximize the chance of getting pregnant? This article will provide answers to these questions.