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Periods delayed
Hello Doctors,
Alright so me and my girlfriend had a protected sex in January Month and she got her periods on date between 9-13th. Then we had protected sex in February and she got her periods delayed for like 8-10 days and when I asked her about test she told that due to ovulation period it is delayed, so no need for test. Now, we didnt had sex after that February. In march she didnt got her periods, just normal white water discharge and some chest burning but that too went after some days. We got 2 prega news and tested both with morning urine and both test were negative. She has not got her periods till now and it is 10th April. Please suggest/advice on what to do and is there anything to worry about?
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If its negative, some more history and investigations are needed for diagnosis. Kindly contact at private consult for further management.
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
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