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Delayed periods
Hi, it's been 30 days since my wife got her last period. She has 25 days cycle normally. She has taken her first dose of vaccine on 14th April and she got her last period on 17th april. Now she's feeling a bit nauseous every night since 2/3 days, bloated and mild pain in stomach. Should we get her Upt done? After how many days normally should a upt be done?
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Upt can be positive after 7 days of missed periods
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Do UPT after 7 days of missed period
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Upt is positive after 2-3 days of missed periods. U can go ahead with the pregnancy test. There can also be delay in menses due to vaccination.
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Dr. Ritesh Biswas
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Upt can be done after missed period. You don't have to wait.
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