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Periods Problem
I've engaged in sex with my girlfriend on the 26th day of her periods. That is first sex between us. After penetration there was a very little of blood in her vagina. That day my penis didn't discharge semen. But her periods date of last moth is 4th nov. Still no periods occur but she feeling cramps.30th nov we did sex and 2nd January we tested urine on Prega News and the result is negative. Main problem is periods is not occuring. Is it normal? What should we do now? Is Regestrone Tab is safe to take in this condition to have periods?
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Get a beta HCG test..if it's still negative, then yes, u can use regesterone to get periods
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Please consult a Gynaecologist on Practo for further information and management. Get a sonography of Lower abdomen done before consultation.
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