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Period delayed by more than 8 days
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I have been diagnosed covid positive. I have recovered from the same. Last period came on 14 th April . That time I was covid positive. I have not received period yet . I have done pregnancy test also at home and it has come out to be negative.
What medicine should I take?
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Periods can get delayed if covid positive. You can either wait for periods to come or take pills for withdrawal bleeding.
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No need to panic.
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just consult me
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Dont panic .
Take another pregnancy test if turns out negative then get done with an ultrasound.
Post covid there are lots of residual effects including hormonal issues.
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Dr. Dineshvarma
Diabetologist
7 yrs exp
Kannur
Dont panic... Its common in post covid state..
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