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Delayed period
I m sexually inactive and have regular periods . Post covid have missed the periods . They are late by 14 days . Kindly suggest
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Post covid period can get irregular, either wait or take tablets for getting period
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Post covid patients tend to make routine little abnormal..need not worry pls wait and then can go for tests ..eat healthy iron rich food and more water
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CBC
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Do exercise everyday for 45min
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Sonography whole abdomen n pelvis
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as per report treatment would be advice
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Post covid weakness can result in the delay
Next Steps
Keep yourself well hydrated
Take up some physical activity and gradually increase the intensity
Eat a good high protein diet with curd / yogurt / buttermilk
And increase fibre intake
Breathing exercises to reduce stress
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If with associated symptoms like pain in the lower abdomen
Any discharge
Fever
Consult a Gynaecologist for management
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