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Delayed periods in February
I had my periods from 5th to 9th January and then had unprotected sex (though he pulled out and ejaculated much later outside) on 13th January. On 25th January I got some brownish discharge (very minimal) for around a week with thick clear mucus. I had my period date on 5th February but haven't gotten it yet. I took two pregnancy tests on 6th and today morning (almost 4 weeks after unprotected sex) and both came as negative. Can I still be pregnant? Why are my menses delayed?
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It is unlikely that you can be pregnant. But you should get sonography done. Nothing is 100% sure in Medical practice.
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It can be hormone issue,pls connect me for online consultation and prescription for periods to come
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Was an emergency pill taken?
A delay of more than 7 days needs to be investigated n treated
Other reasons for the delay need to be investigated
Ultrasound to find out pcod
Get ur Thyroid levels checked
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