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2026-11-02 14:03:58
Last periods 27 august Unprotected physical 3 September Took i pill within 3 hours Ejaculation bahar Expected periods date 25 September UPT 1-29 SEPTEMBER UPT 2-5 OCTOBER UPT 3-11 OCTOBER UPT 4-24 OCTOBER BETA HCG blood test-10 october less than 0.1 Took meprate -24 to 29 october online gynaec ke suggestion se from practo app Bleeding started -1 Nov. ( Same pattern, flow, and texture like my normal periods) Kya ab v pregnancy chances hai us intercourse se? Kya mujhe fir se UPT krna chahiye? Is this my real periods? I don't have any other problem like thyroid and pcos.
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Answered2026-11-03 04:52:23

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Answered2026-11-03 04:30:14

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Answered2026-11-03 03:20:15

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There are no chances of you being pregnant You do not required any further pregnancy testing This is your periods

Answered2026-11-02 16:15:32

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No chance of pregnancy.

Answered2026-11-03 06:09:29

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Answered2026-11-02 16:49:32

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Pregnancy ke chances nahi hai ab agar bleeding start ho gayi hai Isko periods ki tarah treat karo Upt ki zarurat nahi hai

Answered2026-11-02 15:44:04

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Your beta hCG blood test earlier this month came back less than 0.1, which rules out pregnancy from that encounter. The bleeding that started on November 1, matching your usual flow and pattern, is the withdrawal bleed the medicine you took was meant to bring on, so this is a genuine period.
Next Steps
You don't need to repeat a pregnancy test for that encounter. For your next cycle, talk to your gynaecologist about a regular contraception plan so you don't have to rely on emergency measures again.
Health Tips
Go back to your gynaecologist if this bleeding stops within a day or two, is much lighter than your usual flow, or if your next period doesn't arrive on time.

Answered2026-11-02 15:12:46

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