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Not getting period
I have white discharge and infection in vagina, my doctor is suggested, fas-3 kit for me and my husband & ccl-v tablet.. my last month period is march 28, after that I am not getting period.. I checked urine pregegency test 5 times result is negative. But I am feeling I am a pregnant, in 7th - 9th middle I am using meprate tablet also but I am not getting the period.. in case of ccl-v tablet put into my vagina my periods are postpone, please clarify me, because I got marriage 6 mnths back.. I don't want pregnancy early.. please suggest I will get my period back.. please help me
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Dr. Sweta Singh
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Noida
Hi
Sometimes periods can be delayed due to stress or infection however they usually come after taking meprate for 5 days,e twice a day. As your urine pregnancy test was negative I suggest you do a blood test namely the serum beta hcg to confirm the presence or absence of pregnancy please do a pelvic ultrasound as well to see if there's any issues with the ovaries. Share the reports when ready and I can guide further.
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serum beta hcg, pelvic ultrasound.
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