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Missed Period
I usually get periods mid month. My cycle is 35 days. I took an ipill in the last week of December. Got periods/bleeding few days after that (not per normal cycle). Bleeding lasted 4-5 days. After less than a week, on 14th Jan I got periods again that lasted 4-5 days. Havent gotten periods since then. Its 18th March today. I took an at home test 10 days back and it was negative.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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You need proper evaluation for hormone imbalance with sonography and bld test
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