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Trying to get pregnant post covid
Hello, I was affected with covid this month, after which I have not had my period. I was due on the 22nd of this month. Wanted to know if covid can have an impact on my cycle. Also we had intercourse on the 26th day of my cycle. Right now I am on my 35th day and late by 5 days already. Is it possible to conceive as the intercourse period was pretty late during my cycle OR is this due to post covid complications?
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Pls connect me on practo so that i can advice u and give u proper solution,ur periods hve nothing to do with covid,pls connect me,my name is dr lavina batra
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Best to go for urine pregnancy test....
less likely u might be pregnant....
secondly covid does affect cycles but there might be other reasons which need to be evaluated for confirmation.....
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Please do urine pregnancy test.
Period can be delayed due to various reasons.
May be due to stress due to covid or hormonal changes
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do urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Unlikely
Go fr a pregnancy test to find out
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