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I had Covid in this month start and now my period was due on 18th may , my period is always on time or sometimes it comes before 1 day but this month period is late by 4 days and I do not have any symptoms of period. Is it because of Covid and i have taken medicines for that ?
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Delayed by 3-4 days is normal...dont worry.. If any issues pls consult gynaecologist..
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Covid infection causes irregularities in menses, wait for 1-2 weeks, in case of it doesn't come, you can do a home pregnancy test
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Menstrual cycle is affected my many things like stress, drugs. So don’t panic its all right. Variation of 3-4 days is normal for once. If it continues please contact a gynaecologist. With regards
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Dr. Pankaj Garg
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Bhubaneswar
Don't worry it's not bcz of the covid, wait for few more days .
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