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I have ovulated but not getting periods
My last periods was on 18th June. I am planning and had unprotected sex. I used ovulation kit to detect my ovulation. I got positive result in the ovulation kit which means I had ovulated.
As per my prediction, periods should have started on 19th July but I missed it. I did pregnancy test on 21st July and it was negative.
Am I suffering from hormonal imbalance? Did I take pregnancy test very early? I had ovulated but still not getting periods and pregnancy test is also negative. I don't have any symptoms. Only symptom I had is loose motions on 19th July and after that I was fine.
What could be the issue? Please suggest.
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Please get beta HCG level done after one week.
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