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Delayed periods for 2 months
Last I had a period on Nov 24th and after that till now I didn't get my periods and I used all the test process it's negative , from last week my nipples are hurting and I can feel my breasts heavy, what should I do, should I wait for 2 -4 days more ? Or should I take medication?
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You should take medication beta hcg is negative.
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Please consult with a Gynaecologist with all the reports.
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Connect please
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If the pregnancy test is negative you need a medicine to help you get your periods rather than keep waiting
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get pregnanncy test
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Repeat pregnancy test. If negative get thyroid profile, ultrasound, Prolactin levels done. You can take medicine for your periods
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