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Dengue cause late period
I had dengue fever a month ago and had to admit in hospital for 9 days, as I had very serious dengue that can cause hemorrhage.
My last period was on 10th Aug. Till now I do not have my periods.
Is this because of dengue fever and medicines ?
Should I consult the gynaecologist ?
Does it cause any problem ?
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Yes the delay in periods is expected. Please dnt worry
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Dr. Dyuti Navadia
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