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Missed Period

Other than pregnancy, there are many causes of missing a period. Conditions that affect the hormonal balance of the body results in delay or absence of periods. This imbalance can occur due to stress, high or low body weight, PCOS, using birth control pills, and thyroid problems.

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I missed my periods, and I am not pregnant. Kindly help.

Query: Hello doctor, I am a married woman with missed periods for the past two months. The pregnancy test is negative. What should I do?  Read Full »

Dr. Simpatwar Sonam Arvind

Dr. Simpatwar Sonam Arvind

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read your query and understand your concern. Can you please provide further details on your last menstrual period and menstrual cycle pattern? When was the pregnancy test done? Are you undergoing treatment for conceiving? Did you test for blood beta hCG (huma...  Read Full »

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