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Period late by a week, test is negative
I visit a fertility specialist and she did a follicle study and confirmed ovulation on 1st april, my last period was on 16 march...i did a pregnancy test 2-3 days back it came negative, i still dint get my period. I am also taking susten (via insertion) as per doc prescription from 1st april (have been asked to take for 20 days). What should i do? Is my period late because im on susten? Should i stop or continue..please advice..could i be pregnant?
I am quite regular with my period and there has never been so much delay
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U hve hormone issue which needs to be sorted out,periods hve nothing to do with susten,pls connect for online consultation,i will explain u
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A delay of upto 7 days is considered normal
Wait till 23 April
Stop susten
If still no periods repeat pregnancy test on 23
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Other reasons need to be ruled out
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Dr. Archana Rawat
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Take a b hcg test and then consult your gynaecologist
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