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Period Problems
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unprotected sex around 28th feb and then didn't do till this date. There was no ejaculation during the sex and we were doing the first time at that day. Then I had normal period cycles around 5 feb, 5 march, 5 April. Then last month, it got delayed by 10 days and got period by 15 May. And now it's 19 June, still haven't got my period. Last 4 periods were not mere spots, it was normal flow. Does this delay means any chances of pregnancy?
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Nothing to worry do urine pregnancy test and usg pelvis
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To confirm your doubt get a pregnancy test done
If positive get ultrasound done to confirm duration of pregnancy etc
If negative get blood test like tsh and prolactin and then tell the report
Management will be accordingly
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You are not pregnant
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Very unlikely..but can do urine pregnancy test to rule out
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