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Delayed Menstrual
I am 34 years old and had a missed miscarriage and had to undergo DnC on 30th April. From 1st May, Doctor prescribed me to take Femilon for next 21 days. Upon completing my 21 day course, I got my period on 25th May that lasted till 29th May. I was asked to discontinue femilon after that. However, I did not get my period in June and it is 7th July today and I still did not get my period which makes it ~10 days late already.
Is it something I should be worried about?
Is it normal to have delayed periods after DnC or after femilon?
I never had a history of irregular period, it used to get delayed or come early by a day or two but was never more than that!'
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Please get a urine pregnancy test done and consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo for further management.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Bhopal
Get a urine pregnancy test done .
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