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Missed period
I got my periods on 25-29 sept. Then got intimate with my partner on 1oct. Took ipill on 2nd oct. I got my withdrawal bleeding just like periods on 11 oct. Then I got my 1st period after withdrawal bleeding on 12 nov. My 2nd period after withdrawal bleeding was due on 17 dec but today is 11 Jan it hasn't come yet. I took urine pregnancy test on 3 Jan it was negative. Then again I took on 9 Jan it was negative.
Why my periods are so late? When will they come? Is there any serious problem?
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Dr. Manasa Lokanadham
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Since the pregnancy test is negative you need investigations to find out other reasons for the delay of the periods
Nothing serious
Since your last period was on 17th of December wait till 24th of January as upto 37 day cycle is considered normal
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