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Doubt on pregnancy
Hi,
I have used regular birth control pills for 2months, i had sexual intercourse on day 2 of birth control and also in the 7day gap between the packs. I have stopped using birth control after my 2nd pack that is on 30th september. I had bleeding on 6th of oct and lasted for 4days and today(18th oct) i am experiencing light bleeding again. I have taken pregancy test before a month and today which said negative. I dont have any symptoms except bloating. Is there any chance that i am pregnant. The last time i had intercourse was before a month.
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Mostly pregnancy chances are remote. Do sr beta hcg after 7 days.
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Hello,
It is unlikely that you are pregnant. It takes around 2 month to stabilize your period cycles.So just wait for your periods to regularize. If problem persists, you can visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi that offers varied gynecology treatments and services to help you have a successful treatment. You can mail me your contact details so that I can get in touch with you.
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Dear Ma'am,
Thank you for your query regarding irregularity in the menstruation cycle post pill. Considering ideal pill usage without gap it is highly unlikely u have conceived. The contraceptive efficacy of COC's is 98-99 percent. You may experience irregular bleeding after leaving the pill for a few months. However, after stopping a pill u can conceive.
Please repeat urinary pregnancy test in case of any doubt and use additional regular contraception in the future.
Regards,
Aditi
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