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No Periods for 40 days
I suffer from PCOD and my usual cycle length is 37-38 days for the past few years. I'm not on any medication and trying to streamline through lifestyle changes. This month I am yet to have my periods after 40 days.
I practised safe protected intercourse and took pregnancy test twice, both times result is negative.
I wonder if the delay is due to PCOD or is there still a chance of pregnancy.
P.S. I am feeling period symptoms like bloating, mild cramps and pre- menstrual discharge, but periods yet to come. Need advice.
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You have done pregnancy tests on two occasions, both negative. So chances of pregnancy are not there.
I suggest you get a sonography of Lower abdomen done. When you are 10 days overdue, an ultrasound scan can never miss that pregnancy.
After that you should consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo for further management.
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