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Periods problem
I missed my cycle on 30th nov and had an unprotected sex on 2nd dec. my periods have not come yet so I did a pregnancy test last week and that was negative . Since 2 days I can see on and off mild red spotting (can see it only in toilet tissue) with mild cramp but not periods yet . Also during November ovulation cycle I experienced spotting for a day on 15th November. What is happening with me .. m i suffering from any major heath problem.. very worried please help
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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if u sexually active then u shld do urine pregnancy test to ruleout pregnancy,
if not then it may be hormonal imbalance
take withdrawal 💊
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