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On 16 april I was covid positive and my last period was on 30 march 2021 after that I haven't got my periods yet .kindly guide
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pls consult to discuss in detail post covid issues related to pregnancy and treatment
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Go for a pregnancy test and consult a doctor based on that.
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Do pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy
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As you are overdue you can take pregnancy test at home to rule out pregnancy . And further inquires consult online
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Dr. Apu Saha
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5 yrs exp
Kolkata
Do urinary pregnancy test ( like preganews)
Consult Gynecologist
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