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Delayed period.
My period is delayed by a week, I took two home pregnancy tests, both are negative. I am feeling perfectly fine, no cramps, no nausea (usually these things happen to me around a week before getting my period) but there are no signs. What should I do?
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Wait for another two three days
If no menses then take medicine for withdrawal
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Wait for a week then again repeat the test if no period still ...if negative then you can take withdrawl medicine
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Need your menstrual details.
Connect online for e-prescription for withdrawal.
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