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Regarding periods
My period came on 29 Feb n ended on 5 march n I made relation with my husband on 7 and 8 march took ipill both days then period came on 17 march but no period after tht so took pregnancy test two times tht came negative n also the serum beta hcg test tht too negative n my gyni gave me two medicines I.e. progesterone n estrogen for 3 days once in a day from 2 may to 4 may n said tht after 10 days period will come n nothing to worry but I m not sure period will come after 14 may or not.please suggest wht to do as Dr said nothing to worry.....
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Dr. Navya G
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi there..since you have ruled out pregnancy by doing bet hcg nothing to worry as it is very accurate .. Delayed periods could be because of many causes like Significant weight gain or loss,Overexercise,Poor nutrition, anemia, hypothyroidism, Smoking,Increased stress, Polycystic ovarian syndrome... if only this cycle u have delay then nothing to worry but if it repeats please get blood tests done.. and for now you can take tablets given by your gynae, you will get periods within 7-10days of stopping the tablets..
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