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Does periods get delayed by fever
My partner and I had intercourse (protected) on feb24. She got her periods on 7th march and then on 6th april and then on 6th may..
But in the month of june she had virul fever and she took some medication now her periods got delayed is this sign of pregnancy?
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Pregnancy doesn't come from viral fever. It comes from sexual intimacy.
She might be pregnant if you had sexual intimacy in late May or early June.
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Go fr a pregnancy test to find out
If there has been no intercourse after Feb it's unlikely that she is pregnant
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Intercourse in February is not going to cause pregnancy now as she already got menses after the intercourse.
Wait for a week for menses to start.
If she doesn’t get menses within a week, then consult.
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