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Started dronis 20 from 6th August and take it regular at 10:30-11:00 pm
3 hours late: 26th-28th August
Sex on: 26th and 27th August
Started bleeding on: 4th September -8th September (bleeding and blood clots) from 9th September to 13th September ( small amount of bleeding)
As the bleeding continues for long days that's why my doctor change my medicine and he suggested Freedase 30
Freedase 30 started from 3rd October ( first of bleeding)
After 2 days means 5th October morning, my bleeding totally stop. Which never happened with me before to take this new medicine...
So is there any chance of pregnancy for the sex of 26th and 27th August??? Or is it just freedase 30's effect???m
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Unlikely for a pregnancy but to be 100% sure , do a beta hcg
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You started Dronis 20 from 6 August.
You didn't mention the date of your last period but I presume it should have been 2-3 August.
You had sexual intercourse on 26th and 27th of August. You started bleeding on 4 September and it continued till 13 September.
If you had your last period on 2 or 3 August then 26 and 27 August were in the safe zone as far as pregnancy is concerned.
You started Freedase on 3 October. You didn't mention what pills (if any) you have taken during 13 September and 3 October. And why you chose 3 October as the date for starting Freedase.
Under the circumstances the only way to confirm your pregnancy is by beta HCG test.
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Less likely
Do beta hcg test
Connect physically
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Pregnancy is unlikely..but you can do a urine pregnancy test or bhcg blood test for confirmation
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