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Query regarding delayed periods

2021-06-15 13:26:57
Mam I got my covidshield vaccination 2 weeks back and my period was due that week but it's delayed by 10 days now , I am not pregnant... is my delayed cycle related to the vaccine ? My usual cycle comes somewhere between 33 - 35 days.. how long should I wait before I consult a gynec for this ,since this is my 1st time I am experiencing this I am worried
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Delay with vaccine is there. You can either wait for your period to come for 1 week or take tablets to get period.
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Answered2021-06-15 13:59:22

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WIt for one more week if upt us negative can take medication to get periods , consult online will prescribe

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