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Not getting periods
I got married on February 1st hence i had taken tablets to postpone my periods which usually occurs 1st week of every month..so thats like from 28th jan to feb 2nd i took tablets and got my periods on 6th of feb..it was as normal.. had no issues.
we had sex with protection (condom) may be 6 to 7 times with protection and its been past one month.. March 8th i was supposed to get my periods but i dint get.. i checked with preganews which showed negative results.. (which showed a single line in control reagin).
hence am worried about what to do should i consult doctor or should i wait.
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Oral contraceptives are known to delay period and sometimes even there is irregularities.so no need to worry u have to just wait
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Hi dear relax first ; periods sometimes just get delayed due to stress ; however if u do not get ur periods plz repeat urine pref test after the 26 th of this month
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