A line is drawn for a 5-day delay in menstruation

If your period is delayed for 5 days and there is a line on it, then you are not pregnant. If your menstrual cycle is very regular, with a delay of 5 days, and there is only one line on the pregnancy test paper, it is generally considered that you are not pregnant, and the possibility of irregular menstruation is high. Under normal circumstances, the menstrual period is about 30 days, and medically it is considered normal if it is earlier or later than one week. If it is delayed for 5 days and a single bar is displayed, you can continue doing this and wait another 2 days to see if your period comes.

If you do not have your period, it is abnormal and you can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to check the thickness of the endometrium and determine the approximate time of your period. If the endometrium has now reached more than 1.0 cm, it is a reminder that your period is coming soon, and it will come within a week. If the endometrium is very thin, for example, about 0.5cm, then the period will be delayed for 5 days and it will be difficult for the period to come in the short term. You can take some blood-replenishing, qi-replenishing and blood-nourishing medicines, such as progesterone capsules or qi and blood capsules. Therefore, if the menstruation is delayed for 5 days and a single line is displayed, it means that you are not pregnant. If you are very anxious, you can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to check the thickness of the endometrium, you can calculate the approximate time of your period, and then choose the appropriate medicine for symptomatic treatment.

On the contrary, if the slope of the uterine wall is less than 5 mm, it means that the menstrual period is not likely to come in the near future. At this time, you can eat more foods that can replenish blood, qi, and blood, such as jujube, old brown sugar, etc., or take progesterone copper to accelerate the arrival of menstruation.

There are many reasons for irregular menstruation, such as complications of intrauterine surgical treatment, or delayed menstruation caused by some gynecological diseases, such as uterine fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian cysts and other diseases, which all cause amenorrhea. After the disease is cured, the menstrual period can resume.

There are also some side effects of drugs that can cause delayed menstruation. For example, if women take some emergency contraceptives for a long time, it will cause endocrine imbalance in the body and cause menstrual disorders. Excessive psychological stress can also cause endocrine disorders in the body, leading to delayed menstruation.

If you are overly worried, you can go to the hospital for a check-up, or women who are preparing for pregnancy can wait for a while. Early pregnancy testing will not show obvious symptoms, and everyone's physical fitness is different, so the time it takes for early pregnancy test strips to detect pregnancy may vary slightly.