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What Do You Suggest For Not Getting My Period After Unprotected Sex?

My girlfriend and I had unprotected sex a few weeks ago, and here period should be around now but she is saying that she is two days late. I keep trying to relax her as I know that stress is the main factor of late periods is there anything I can do to help her?
Wed, 29 Jan 2014
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If she has always been regular with her cycles, it is possible that she may have conceived. Of course, stress can delay a period, but, owing to the fact that you had an unprotected intercourse, pregnancy needs to be confirmed/excluded. Please get a HPT done with a fresh early morning sample of urine 3-7 days after the missed period and then see a specialist for further care if it is positive. If negative, you may wait for a week before seeking help. Hope you find this information helpful. Take care.
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What Do You Suggest For Not Getting My Period After Unprotected Sex?

Hello, If she has always been regular with her cycles, it is possible that she may have conceived. Of course, stress can delay a period, but, owing to the fact that you had an unprotected intercourse, pregnancy needs to be confirmed/excluded. Please get a HPT done with a fresh early morning sample of urine 3-7 days after the missed period and then see a specialist for further care if it is positive. If negative, you may wait for a week before seeking help. Hope you find this information helpful. Take care.