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Delayed Periods
On 6th Feb I was engaged in oral sex that's it. I am still a virgin. On 12th Feb I got good heavy periods that lasted for 4 days as usual and on 10th March I got another periods which lasted 4 days again as usual. This month my date was April 7 which got delayed.
I HAVEN'T INDULGED INTO ANY SEXUAL ACTIVITY SINCE 6TH FEB 2020 TILL DATE.
AM I PREGNANT?
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hundred percent there is no chance of pregnancy according to your history so you don't worry about it it is just a delayed period you can wait I really for another 10 days if it doesn't come you can take tablets for withdrawal
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Not likely if you haven't got involved. Stress might be the reason . Wait for a week.
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If didn't had vaginal Intercourse then no chance of pregnancy
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