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Period delay
January 12 to 19th i had continues sex without condom and i did not even eat papaya after sex...my period is on feb 1st 2020 but i took primolut N tablet 5 days from feb 1st to feb 5th 2020 to stop periods for some temple bangaore trip .5th is last tablet...now its feb 10th i m not getting my periods...i m worried...is there any chance to get my periods as of now i dont want to be pregnant.i have a surgery to my breast to remove some fibroids in my right breast on 19th January.so before that i should get my periods naturally...help needed..pls suggest
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IF TILL FEB 5TH YOU WERE ON PRIMOLUTE N THEN YOUR PERIODS WITHIN 16TH FEB. TODAY IS JUST 10TH... MORE OVER, JUST DONT TAKE ANYMORE MEDICINES BUT DO URINE PREGNANCY TEST TO RULE OUT PREGNANCY IF ANY
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Wait for a wk ,, still bothers then go for Urine pregnancy test
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Get one bhcg test and share the report .
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