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Delayed periods
Dear sir / madam
I am married and had an unprotected sex my expected date of period is 6 April but I haven't got the periods yet from last two days my breasts are bit painful while touch...
Please tell the solution for periods as we are not into family planning right now..
Please suggest some effective medecines..
Thank you!!
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First take a urine pregnancy test at home. If it comes negative you can take hormonal pills for withdrawal bleeding. Consider some contraceptive methods to prevent pregnancy in future. You can consult us online through practo after getting your UPT test done
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Hello,
First of all check urine pregnancy test.
If it is negative the. U can take withdrawal bleeding tabs
Take primolut N or regesterone 5 mg twice daily for 5 days .
You will get your periods .
If you're not planning pregnancy you can use condoms or birth control pills like novelon for 21 days daily .
It will regularise your periods and will act as contraceptive .
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Do yoga , suryanamaskar daily .
Pranayam helps.
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Consult online .
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Medications wiithout confirming pregnancy can be hazardous. First rule out pregnancy
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Your problem needs proper treatment and management so you may consult with me through this channel and solve your problem.
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A delay of 2 days in the menstrual cycle, especially after unprotected intercourse, can understandably cause concern. Mild breast tenderness is also a common symptom that may be seen both in early pregnancy as well as just before the onset of periods due to hormonal fluctuations. At this stage, it is important to understand that such a short delay can still fall within normal variation and does not always confirm pregnancy. The body may sometimes respond to stress, lifestyle changes, or hormonal shifts with a temporary delay. At the same time, the possibility of conception cannot be completely ruled out, so careful observation over the next few days is essential. Maintaining calm and avoiding panic is important, as stress itself can further delay the cycle.
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You should wait for a few more days to see if your menstrual cycle starts naturally, as many times periods may be slightly delayed. Avoid taking any medication on your own without proper guidance. Observe your body for any further changes such as continued delay, increase in breast tenderness, or other early signs. For proper understanding of your situation and safe guidance tailored to your needs, it is advisable to seek professional consultation rather than relying on self-medication. You may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for detailed guidance and appropriate support, where we can help you with a safe and structured approach according to your condition and family planning goals.
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Ensure adequate rest and reduce stress, as emotional factors can influence hormonal balance and menstrual regularity. Maintain a balanced diet with proper hydration and avoid excessive intake of caffeine or processed foods during this time. Gentle physical activity such as walking or light yoga can help regulate the bodyâs natural rhythm. It is also important to maintain good reproductive hygiene and be mindful of future contraceptive planning to avoid similar concerns. With patience and the right guidance, such situations can be managed safely and effectively. Thank You
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Don't use any medicine.first do pregnancy test if it is negative then you can consult with doctor
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine
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At this prime turn of ur reproductive age n might be planning for good news it's always better to consult in person accompanying with best half for better time bound outcomes
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As u had a unprotected sex...so it's safe to check UPT first and if the result shows negative....then I will suggest you the medicine mam.... before checking upt it's better to avoid any medications...
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Dr. Aarti Goswami
Ayurveda
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Delhi
Are you having other symptoms like morning sickness , ePlease check your upt test then consult to me
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