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Not getting my periods.
My expected date of periods was 12th April. I had got my periods last month on the 12th of March.
I have PCOD. This had been detected in the 9th std. I did not take any treatment for the same but somography is done once in two years.
I have not been keeping well. I am getting frequent loose motions. I do not feel hungry and thirsty because of which I tend to skip dinner everyday.
I feel weak and that is why I drink electral water each night.
I did not have unprotected intercourse nor do I feel any symptoms of the same.
I am eating papaya since the past two days cause that did work in the past if my periods did get delayed. So far I still haven't got my periods. It's been 44 days since my last periods.
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If you are in relationship then 1st do urine preg test and if neg then wait patiently for the periods if loose stools and vomiting is there get treatment for infection. No need to consume papaya and all
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Also pls check ur sugars once. And do a upt n wait if negative
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