What should I do if my period hasn't come but my HCG level is less than 12?

What should I do if my HCG is less than 12 but my period has not come?

HCG generally refers to human chorionic gonadotropin. Human chorionic gonadotropin is less than 1.2U/L but no menstruation may be caused by normal phenomena, perimenopausal syndrome, endometritis and other reasons, which can be improved through strengthening lifestyle management and surgery.

1. Normal phenomenon:

A chorionic gonadotropin level of less than 1.2U/L is within the normal range. If the menstruation is one week earlier or one week later, it is normal. It is enough to maintain good living habits and there is no need to worry too much.

2. Perimenopausal syndrome:

If the patient is older and has entered the perimenopausal period, human chorionic gonadotropin and hormone secretion are relatively low, and menopause will also occur. Generally, no special treatment is required. Usually, they have regular work and rest and maintain a stable mentality.

3. Endometritis:

Endometritis is an inflammatory disease that occurs in the endometrium and can easily affect the normal function of the uterus. The hormones in the body generally do not change much, and may also affect the normal menstrual cycle. Intravenous drip can be selected. Commonly used drugs generally include ceftriaxone sodium, sodium chloride injection, amoxicillin sodium injection, etc.

In addition to the above reasons, it may also be caused by endometrial polyps, premature ovarian failure, endometrial cancer, etc. If the patient's symptoms are severe, he or she needs to go to a regular hospital for treatment to avoid aggravating the condition and affecting health.