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Due periods
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It was 4 days before her periods to come we had a protected sex( for the first time ). All was well but now it has been 3 days that her periods are been delayed... We are startled of wht actually is the real cause. Are such factors normal or we need to do something regarding it(abortion)...n will it be done witgout revailing our identity even to our parents!
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There is nothing much to worry about it . Wait for another 7 days . A delay of 7-10 days in cycle is considered to be normal.
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Take homeopathic medicine.
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Daily night before sleep for 15 days
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Dr. Arun Kumar
Ayurveda
36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello if her periods are regular, then u did sexual intercourse during infertile period there are less chances of getting pregnancy. The dealyed epriods may be due to tension. You can check with urine pregnancy test at home.
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