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20 days periods delayed
My periods are running delayed for 20 days as on today. Before this time, they were regular and the cycle was of 30 days.
I had intercourse before 7 days of my expected periods and later on the 10th day of delayed periods, I had conducted prega urine test which was NEGATIVE.
Now I'm really worried why are they late and what can be the possible reason ! It's a complete lockdown outside and i can't tell my parents. I have been waiting for my periods everyday but they aren't coming. Please help me
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Since the pregnancy test is negative you can wait for 10 to 15 days from your expected date of periods.
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If it's the first time that they r missed, pregnancy shld b the first probability. Wait for another week n repeat preg test. If it comes negative again, consult a gynaec online for medicines.
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