I missed my period 14 days ago. I took a pregnancy test, and it was negative. I have white discharge with no itching or irritation?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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A period delay of 14 days with a negative pregnancy test and normal white discharge (no itching or smell) is usually due to hormonal imbalance, stress, diet changes, or mild thyroid issues. Since your pregnancy test was negative after 2 weeks of delay, it is unlikely that you are pregnant. White discharge is common before periods and is not a concern if it is non irritating. If your period does not start in another 7 days, repeat the test or consult a doctor for a pelvic ultrasound and hormone panel.

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