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Regarding Delay In Period
We were physical last time on 5th January 2017 just after my cycle ended then I had my cycle on 3rd Feb which lasted three days now it's been almost 12 days delayed in March. Is there a chance I could be pregnant because we last had intercourse in January 5th only , also since then i have been in abroad so is the climate change reason for delayed cycle.Please Help avg cycle is 33-35 days
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Hi good evening
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Don't worry
If u missed your regular period date than do urinary pregnancy test with morning urine sample and inform me result.
There are less possiblity of pregnancy. But still we have to rule out it.
Inform me result for further advise
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HI,you should not be pregnant because you had your periods in Feb. Just wait for one week and don't worry.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
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Hi. Since you had periods in Feb after last intercourse, you are definitely not pregnant. Yes, travel and change in schedule do affect periods. Wait for another 9-10 days. If you still don't get periods, you may revert and then we can give you medicines
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