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Period not coming
Dear doctor I would like to share that I had intercourse with my boyfriend on 20th September and we need it with condom for 5 to 10 minutes and in between my stomach pain started and we stopped,There was not ejaculation. My previous period date was 24th of August and after that my expected period date was 24 25 September but I haven't got the period yet I had symptoms of lower abdomen pain and leg pain from 22sept  but didn't got the period and from last 2 days I also have White discharge little which usually faced during  the start of the period in my previous cycles. What is this and why delay in period? Pls detailed answer
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Protected intercourse with condom doesn't usually cause pregnancy ...because of hormonal imbalance or stress maybe the periods are postponed...,
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wait for 1 week,and then do urine pregnancy  test...
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watch for heavy bleeding severe  abdominal pain connect online to discuss
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A delay of about a week like this is common and doesn't always mean something's wrong. Protected intercourse with no ejaculation makes pregnancy unlikely, but stress, travel, or a shifted ovulation date can easily push your period back too.
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If your period still hasn't started in the next few days, a home urine pregnancy test taken with your first morning urine will give you a clearer answer than waiting it out.
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Please see a gynaecologist if the abdominal pain gets worse, you start bleeding heavily, or your period still hasn't come after another week.
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