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Delayed periods but not pregnant.
Yesterday Ian asking my periods is delayed by 6 days but 2 weeks back I did sexual activities with full of safely... but now also I did not get my periods, they told me to take UTP test, but iam talking beta hcg test today ... the result is negative ( 1.20 ) . Today also I did not get my periods . But every month i got my period before 3 days ... I do some home remedies also. My question is I need tablet or not for getting my periods or wait for some more days or consult doctor
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You can either wait for period to come or take tablets for getting them
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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44 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Charlotte Saldanha
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5 yrs exp
Pune
Stress must be delaying your periods.
Nonetheless, visit a gynecologist to be on the safer side.
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