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Delayed periods after taking unwanted 72

2018-03-24 10:10:43
I had an unprotected sex on 2nd December 2017 and took unwanted 72 on 3rd December. Then i got my periods on 19th Dec and regular periods for January and February but this month i am already 3 days late today and still no periods.Also i am not experiencing any symptoms of pregnancy. what should i do now?Am i pregnant ?
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If you have been sexually active then you need to do a urine pregnancy test if you are overdue already. However you cnt b pregnant from sex in December now. Consult directly for further concerns

Answered2018-03-26 18:20:36

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