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Delayed period
I had an intercourse on 5 sept after my periods over on 2nd sept my last periods due date was 29 august. After 14 days of having sexual intercourse I take a urine pregnancy test and it was negative. Then I waited for my periods to come on 29 sept but they didn't come. I missed my periods then on 4th oct i again take a urine pregnancy test and again it was negative. But still I didn't get my periods. It's been 10 days i didn't get my periods. Why my periods has not come. Consult me on this please.
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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Dr. Varun H Shah
Infertility Specialist
18 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi
So I just want to ask you if you had taken any emergency contraception pill after the intercourse.
If so the periods may get delayed.
Also I want to know if you have regular cycles or not.
If so , then the periods may get delayed.
If none of the above then there may be a possibility of ovarian cyst or at times there is no problem at all.
So just relax.
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If you are worried too much on that part see a local Gynec and get a pelvic ultrasound done.
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