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My partner has her periods due

2021-09-22 05:42:33
My partner is having unusual delay in her menstrual cycle for the first time in a very long time. She had her periods last month but this month she has no signs of it or cramps either. The due date is gone past 3-4 days. Is it normal or is there anything to worry?
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Get a pregnancy test done

Answered2021-09-22 09:56:19

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Do urine pregnancy test. and consult gynaecologist

Answered2021-09-22 06:46:35

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Do UPT to rule out pregnancy. Take medications to regularise periods

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Do urine pregnancy test To be done early morning first urine

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