[chikky]

Hi am 25years weight of 43kgs I and my husband work in different places therefore we meet each other very rarely and we are planning not to have a child now.. From June to dec my peroids were regular between 25th to 30th, I had unprotected sex with my husband on 1st January and I took and ipill on 2nd jan,then I had little bleeding on 10th January to 13th January.. again we met on feb 5th and 6th using protection (condom) and I had my periods from 14th mar which lasted for 7 days but it was very little and lite. We had protected sex(using condom) again on 3rd and 4th of April.. till now(16th may) I did not get my periods yet after march. I had pregnancy test(HPT) on may 1st,2nd,8th and on 10th early hours and every time it gave negative result. Kindly any one help me out the reson for my late periods.. and please suggest me what I need to do to get my periods or should I have my pregnancy test again? If so when should I have it? Help me out to get an idea till I visit my gynic..

Thanku in advance for answering my quires..!

[Fr_Chuck]

Most women do not have exact clockwork periods. Being late, may just be your new normal. Stress, diet, work, travel and more can cause periods to late/early and so on.

Also the IPIll can have effects on your cycle for one or two months, even make you miss a cycle.

If you are planning not to have a child, you should not have any unprotected sex and should use more than just condoms, Condoms have a 3 to 18 percent failure rate.

[talaniman]

When do you see your "gynic"? It would seem given all that can affect/delay a woman's cycle and with so many negative HPT results so far, a simple blood test by your doctor can ease your mind at least for now. What is really surprising though is your reliance on just condoms not to get pregnant. While nothing but abstinence is 100% effective to prevent unwanted pregnancy, proper family planning dictates the need to have more forms of birth control in use and your GP can guide you on that front also.

That is if you even have a regular doctor (General Practitioner, Family Physician), and not just dependent on a "gynic".