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Why periods are delayed for 17 days
I had intercourse before 6-7 days of my expected periods. And my periods have still not come. I used to have proper 30 days cycle which was regular.
The PregaNews Urine Test was also negative which I conducted on 10th day of delayed periods.
What should I do now? I'm really scared and unhappy due to this situation. I cannot go out due to the lockdown and my parents also don't know about it. Please tell me why is it happening so. God bless you. My periods have never been delayed like that earlier ever.
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It's just delete period no need to worry
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Dr. Puja Prasad
Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Delhi
Periods often get delayed due to stress. Every passing day adds to the stress. It's a vicious cycle. Even though Intercourse timing is in the safe period.
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Repeat card test in 2-3days. Please interpret it cautiously. If negative again then it can only be further confirmed positive or negative by blood investigation.
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Relax, de-stress, meditation
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Pune
Connect online... Dont worry
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