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Menstrual cycle
Hi I am 28 yrs girl unmarried and sexually inactive..I had to go out of town in d mnth of Feb so as per my docs consultation I took primolute n to postpone my period when I got back nd stopped my medicine on March 10 I got my period on March 12..than I April I got it a week earlier on 6th April May b due to effect of pills..now in May I shld I get it by 6-10 may but yet I have not get my periods..I have 35 days cycle..m very worried..I did my usg pelvis 3 mnths back it was completely normal and thyroid was also normal..my hb is 10.. please help me..m very worried..is everything normal?? Why is dis happening?? I will be getting married soon will I be able to conceive?? Plz reply
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
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I think this is due to hormonal disturbances due to pill. Go for pregnancy test after 10days from due date
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