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Menstrual cycle
Me and my girlfriend had unprotective sex on 10th march 2020. My girlfriend was supposed to get her periods on 12th March of this month but till now she hasn’t got her periods yet. We clearly know we ejaculated outside. On 19th, i.e., On Thursday she made a home pregnancy test (Mankind-Prega News) which result as negative. And after trying all the possible home remedies she hasn’t got her periods.
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Dr. Jayati Dureja
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Does your girlfriend have regular periods? Did she take up some form of strict diet/exercise regimen recently? Or a night shift at work? All of these can cause delayed periods.
The chances of getting pregnant in case of withdrawal method are low but not zero. The chances are also low if the act takes place a couple of days before the expected period- if all her previous periods are regular.
Next Steps
ultrasound pelvis and evaluation of hormones related to period disturbance- TSH and PRL, before going for progesterone withdrawal therapy to regulate periods this cycle
Health Tips
Understand all contraceptive options and choose the best one to avoid such scares in the future.
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