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Delayed periods
My periods are due on 2 jan. Usually my cycle length is 23-24 days only. Today is 29th day and there are no symptoms yet. Im not pregnant. Im on medication since 12 December for my neck issues. Taking rejunex CD3 and pregabalin. Is the delay it due to the current medication im on? Anything to worry or consult a gyno?
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You can wait for more 7-10 days
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No the reason for the delay is not a medication you are on wait till the expected date of periods if still no periods you need a pregnancy test
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Periods might get delayed for upto 7 days wait for a week after your expected date of menses if you are not sexually active
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Dont worry wait till 1 more week if no periods then consult doctor
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