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period delay tablets are safe to intake?

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rose1486

October 17th, 2011

hello

i had taken period delay tablet for 5 days, the day i stoped taking it, i had protected sex with my husband.

Its been 4 days since then, i did not had my periods.

Please advise am I pregnent?

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AmyA

replied October 18th, 2011

Active User, very eHealthy

If you used protection then it's highly unlikely you are pregnant although not impossible.

There are many other reasons apart from pregnancy that your periods may not have come yet. Hormonal imbalances, stress, worry, weight loss or gain etc etc.

Focus on something else and I'm sure your period will come when you are less stressed.

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