Hello doctors, I had my periods on 18th June. I am on Normoz DS for PCOD. My periods are generally irregular and 10 to 15 days late. I am trying to conceive. I checked for pregnancy at home and the tests were negative on both 23rd and 27th July. Please advise what I should do. I am also having a throat infection and the doctor prescribed Augmentin. Is it safe if I am pregnant? I am very scared regarding my periods as well.

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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Normoz helps improve ovulation in PCOD. If both pregnancy tests (23rd and 27th July) are negative, you may not be pregnant. Augmentin is safe in early pregnancy if needed. Repeat a Serum beta hCG and see your gynecologist if period still does not come in 5 days. Do not panic PCOD often delays periods.

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