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When you start taking the contraceptive pill, there’s something you should know: it won’t protect you right away. It takes about seven days to start working. While you’re waiting for it to kick in, make sure to use an extra form of protection such as condoms so that pregnancy doesn’t occur. Some people may get mild side effects like headaches or feeling sick when they first try this type of birth control but these usually go away with time if taken properly. 

It is necessary to take a pregnancy test if you had unprotected sexual intercourse and the delay of your period occurs. While a negative result and the absence of your period require an additional check with consulting either gynecologists or obstetricians. They can determine if there is an underlying condition responsible for the delay and offer adequate treatment

Missed PERIOD, stomach pain, and laziness can BE caused by:
-Stress or anxiety
-Hormonal imbalance,
-Polycystic OVARY syndrome
-Thyroid problems
-Endometriosis
-Pregnancy or miscarriage
-Uterine fibroids or CANCER
-Excessive exercise or weight loss
-Depression or eating disorders
-Perimenopause or menopause 
Consult a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment!!!!

Avoid taking albendazole­ when menstruating. It may mess up your cycle­. However, you can take it if pre­scribed. Your doctor understands the risks. The­y'll tell you how to manage it safely. Discuss any he­alth issues with them. Get advice­ on taking albendazole during periods. 

Mastitis is not a tumor, it is an inflammatory condition of the breast tissue caused by a bacterial infection. If you are diagnosed with mastitis or experience breast related symptoms, seek medical attention for a proper diagnosis and treatment.

Birth control methods are usually beneficial for those who want to prevent pregnancy or regulate their menstrual cycles. The choice of birth control depends on the individual health, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

No, TB tests and X-rays are not the methods used to detect pregnancy. 

It's unlikely that your fiance is pregnant Birth control pills alter hormone levels, which can cause lighter periods. However, if you're still concerned, take a PREGNANCY test or consult a doctor Remember, birth control pills are not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy, so it's important to use additional PROTECTION if you're not ready to conceive. 

There are a variety of factors that can cause a delay in menstruation. STRESS, WEIGHT, and PCOS are all common. PREGNANCY or menopause are also possible explanations for a late period. If you are SEXUALLY ACTIVE, it is recommended that you take a pregnancy test. Otherwise, it may be best to simply WAIT IT OUT. If your period still hasn't arrived after a month, it's time to CONSULT A DOCTOR.