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Missed period. is this unusual? what can i do to regulate it?
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Missed period: If you have historically been 28-32 days between periods, and your period is 3-5 days later than average, if pregnancy is possible, get a serum HCG test from your healthcare provider. If not, ask your provider about oral contraceptives, which if there is no contraindication, will definitely regulate your cycles if taken as directed.
Answered 12/18/2017
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