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help please...

I'm 20 yrs female.. this month it's going to be 10 months for our marriage.. I had my last period on 30th december and on 3rd of january it was due.. we had a conversation on 4th and after that also we were active.. I was suppose to have my period between 20th-25th of january.. but i didn't.. (before telling anything else I want to tell that I don't ever had any period probleme before.. it was regular..) But still the test results are giving negative.. I had a urine and a blood test too.. am I really not pregnant..? if yes, why am I not having my period..? what is it..?
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If your last period was end of December, a blood test the end of January would be accurate.  I would see your Dr.  A late period happens to all of us at times, and your Dr. can give you something such as prometrium to start things.  Best of luck to you.
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what is the best time to take blood test.. I took it on 30 th of january..
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Blood tests are very accurate so chances are you're not pregnant. Unless the blood test was too early. I would be asking your doctor this question. When I was in my early 20's I didn't have a period for over a year for no reason they could find. I'm now pregnant with my 2nd. Stress can delay periods but so can other medical reasons so check with a doc and best wishes x
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also I want add that 2 weeks befor I had little sore breast, lower backpain and abdominal cramping.. but now it's normal..
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