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Delay in periods
My last periods was on 21st jan 2021 . I have done unprocted sex at 28th jan 2021. and again I have done unprotected sex at 26th feb 2021. My periods cycle is normally 34 days to 38 days. I also faced UTI infection at 12th feb & take UTI medicines. I take covid 19 vaccine also at 15th feb 2021. Now I missed my periods. Its 5 days delay, I have checked urine pregnancy test but its negative. May I pregnant ??? If no then why is my periods delay???
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Hello ,
I understand your query.
kindly consult online for a detailed history and appropriate treatment.
You will probably need prescription medications .
Will be happy to help.
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Dr EMMANUEL MJ
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You can repeat UPT after 4 days or go for TVS to rule out pregnancy.
Do not be stressed out, take proper diet and maintain your sleep cycle.
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These two dates would fall during 'safe period' so there are less chances of pregnancy but still repeat a UPT after 3 days to be sure
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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U r not pregnant, may be due to multiple medicines & excessive worries wait
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