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Delayed Periods
Had unprotected intercourse (withdrawal method) 9days back. Today or tomorrow should be my first day of periods. Haven't got it yet.
Did a home kit test (early morning) with i-can and it came as negative.
Should I wait for 5-6 more days to see if I get my periods?
My average cycle is 26days. Ther has been an odd month or so where it was 30 days.
What should my course of action? I do not want to conceive a second child.
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Wait for 5-6 days more. Menstural cycle varies between 21-40 days.Still if period doesn't come do a UPT. If that's negative then consult for further assistance.
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Dr. Sumant
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Delhi
Repeat test after 5 days,and stop overthinking.
Activities that can reduce stress will help you
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