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Periods problem
Hi, I had an un protected sex before a week of my periods, and it is almost two weeks I didnt get my periods and my test was negative, and I don't need pregnency.. Please help me to get my periods, and please let me know taking restrogen twice a day for two days will help to get the periods. Its a suggestion by my fnd. A doctor..
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Need to know your Last menstrual date?
Your Menstrual history
1.LMP(last menstrual date)
2. Frequency of cycle:
3. Duration of cycle ( how many days you bleed)
4.Amount of blood flow (pad soakage)
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Confirmatory test for pregnancy is via blood. we can even do that.
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Regesteron do help , but for that we need to know your LMP.
thank you
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Dr Binny Patel.
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It's all hormonal....so I need to know today is which day of your peroid supposing u had normal periods
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