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Delay in periods
My first day of the periods was 26th November and I got intimate with my partner on 14th day of my cycle and he had inserted the tip of his penis in my vagina but did not ejaculate, then I had protected sex with him on the 22nd and 25th day of my cycle. My regular periods cycle is 28-30 days and I still haven't got my periods yet. Although I have no signs of pregnancy, but would like to take a test. When should I take it?
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First part of ejaculate have maximum sperm. Pregnancy can happen if early secretion has trickled inside. please get yourself tested for pregnancy.
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If you have 28 to 30 days cycle then you can for it after 5 days mean on 35 the day so around on 30- 31 you do test
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Hi, if u don't get periods till 31st them you can do urine pregnancy test.
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