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Late Period, Slight Cramps, Negative Pregnancy Tests. What Could Be This?

Hi I had a question. So I had my last period on 7th-10th may 2013 and I had protected sex on the 11th may 2013, since then I havent had sex and now I am 4 days late for my period. I don't have any spotting, but there is slight cramps. I took 2 pregnancy tests and both were negative. I am really worried because I am very regular. I am very stressed please help me out.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for using healthcare magic.

I have gone through your available history.

There are absolutely no chances of having pregnancy if you do not have unprotected sex after having your last cycle. SO rest assured.

Stress may also delay the menses.

You may consult your gynecologist for expert examination and opinion to find out the reason of delayed menses.

Thanks.
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Late Period, Slight Cramps, Negative Pregnancy Tests. What Could Be This?

Hi, Thanks for using healthcare magic. I have gone through your available history. There are absolutely no chances of having pregnancy if you do not have unprotected sex after having your last cycle. SO rest assured. Stress may also delay the menses. You may consult your gynecologist for expert examination and opinion to find out the reason of delayed menses. Thanks.