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Unprotected intercourse-tested negative
My cycles are ALWAYS regular (28–29 days). My last period started on 18th March. Today I am on Day 33 and my period is delayed. I took two prega news tests at the same time and both were negative.
Timeline:
- Had unprotected intercourse on 14th March (withdrawal method)
- Got normal period on 18th March
- Had protected intercourse (condom used) on 4th and 10th April
Now I am experiencing:
- Extreme fatigue, sleepiness and very low energy (not sure if it's because i have to travel almost 3 hours everyday to office)
- I wake up feeling extremely tired.
- Sneezing, mild sore throat, feeling like I may catch a cold
- No usual PMS symptoms this time which is unusual (like bloating, tender breasts, constipation)
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
As per your information
If you missed ur regular period and pregnancy test negative than no worries abt pregnancy.
Stress may be reason for dealy period.
U need to take hormones pills for withdrawal bleeding
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Cycle length up to 37 is absolutely normal
Wait till then
If still no periods repeat a pregnancy test
If negative you can connect for a prescription to help you get your parents
Your symptoms need investigations
You can connect for the list of investigations required
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