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Tsh is 4, hcg is 2. no period,38th day.
Today 38th day since LMP(22nd july). Took hcg on 36th day and got 2 as result. Tsh is 4 today, yet no periods or symptoms.. usual cycle length is 27-34 days always regular, no ipill used. Lost virginity on the 5th day of this cycle and continued to have sex on 8th,14th,28th and 37th day of this cycle, all condom protected sex. could there be a reason for why my period is missing? Could I still be pregnant? How to make periods come?
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First diagnosis when you miss your periods is Pregnancy.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Since bhcg is negative for pregnancy
Other reasons fr the delay needs to be investigated n treated
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