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A member asked:
Late on my cycle 11 daya, tender breast. preganacy test negative. why?
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Missed ovulation: You likely had a normal, common occurrence known as an anovulatory cycle (your ovary didn't release an egg this month). If you are regularly using birth control, you should call your ob/gyn for an in-office pregnancy test. If still negative, they will likely give you a short course of Progesterone to induce your period and "reset" your cycle.
Answered 6/30/2014
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