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After ovral l no periods
I had taken march to july ovral l tablet....... my last periods 26 july while taking ovral l tablet..... then i do protected intercourse on 12 and 30 agust...... i started deviry 10 mg 2 to 6 sep twice a day.....on 12 and 13 sep little bit pink water bit no bleeding.... i do beta hcg 14 sep its0.94
Then i started ovral l tablet from 16 sep to 6 october..... i do protected sex on 18 sep and 30 sep and 7 october......took daily ovral l tablet dont skip.....today is 6th day after stopping tablet but still no peeiods.... please tell is there any chances of pregnancy please tell
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Please consult with a Gynaecologist in your area. Such a long story becomes confusing.
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Ovaral should be taken from day one of the periods
If it is taken from day 5 it takes about 7 days to show its contraceptive effect so the dates of intercourse were not covered under contraception you need a pregnancy test
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Consult please
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