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Delayed period
I got corona and after recovering with in 1.5month I took covasheild vaccination ...my periods never been late ever in life ...I took vaccination on 10june ...and had my last period on 11june...after that today is 23july I had no period it's 11-12days up then due date...I had always had period 28-34days max ...can vaccination delay my period. ..shall I take pills to get period or wait more
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The delay may be due to Anxiety. You may take medicine for withdrawal bleeding. But, before that please do a Urinary Pregnancy Test with Kit.
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Vaccine can delay period
Either wait for it to come or take tablets for getting them
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