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Delay in period
This is my 3rd cycle of leterozole. In first 2 cycles I had got period as soon as I stopped duphaston. But in this cycle I have not taken duphaston. Today is day 28 and it is 16 days post I ovulated. I have tested urine pregnancy test couple of times. It is negative. I am also not getting period even after 16 days of ovulation. What does this mean? Can I still be pregnant? Does this fertility drugs like leterozole sometimes delay period? Kindly suggest on this. Or shall I go and meet with a doctor right now?
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If the pregnancy test is negative you are not pregnant
Wait till day 37 as upto 37 days cycle is considered normal
This medicine does not delay your periods
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Go for BetaHCG test if you have missed your period date
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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