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Period delay for 7 day pregnancytest -ve
My last period was in 15 August stayed for 1 day only now I m not having it I had non protection sex on 2-3 September test pregnancy kit it's negative no such symptoms of fatigue bloated or anything what to do
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Get beta HCG test done to confirm. Connect for consultation and advice
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If the pregnancy test is negative you can take a medicine to help you get your periods
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A single day of bleeding on 15th August may not have been a true period, and a home pregnancy test taken too soon after unprotected sex can still come back negative. It has now been over five weeks since that bleed, so this delay is worth taking seriously.
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Repeat the urine pregnancy test after a few more days. Your first morning urine will give the most accurate result, since hCG levels are highest then.
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If your period still doesn't return or the test stays negative, please see a gynaecologist for a blood test and pelvic ultrasound.
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