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Late period
According to my period app on my phone, I was supposed to have my period by yesterday 7/31 but it still hasn't came yet & the only sign my period might be starting is some very light cramping. My app said that I was supposed to be ovulating on the 17th of the month & I had protected sex on the 21st. Last month my period was like 2 days late, due to stress I think. I had a yeast infection this week, pretty bad. Everytime I peed I would find a small amount of blood. I took the pill flucanozole
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
Cycles can normally vary up to 3-5 days early or late without being "abnormal". It is quite likely that you will have your period within the next 3 days or so. If not, then a pregnancy test is definitely a good idea.
If you were my patient, I would ask you to come in and do a urinalysis. I would be concerned that you might have a bladder infection that wouldn't be treated by fluconazole--you might need an antibiotic rather than an antifungal (or both). If your symptoms don't improve you should definitely see your provider!
Good luck!
Dr B
Cycles can normally vary up to 3-5 days early or late without being "abnormal". It is quite likely that you will have your period within the next 3 days or so. If not, then a pregnancy test is definitely a good idea.
If you were my patient, I would ask you to come in and do a urinalysis. I would be concerned that you might have a bladder infection that wouldn't be treated by fluconazole--you might need an antibiotic rather than an antifungal (or both). If your symptoms don't improve you should definitely see your provider!
Good luck!
Dr B
2 days ago. Could this be the reason I'm late? I don't have any symptoms of pregnancy other than the light cramping. Please help, I'm freaking out. I can't be pregnant right now.
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