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Late period after i pill
I had sexual intercourse for multiple times from 4th to 7th of april but just to prevent pregnancy i used emergency contraception on 5th and 8th of April. My last period was on 9th of march and i am already 4 days late for my period this month but i am having some spotting for last two days which is definately not my period blood as it's much less in amount. Technically we had sex after my calculated ovulation phase and my partner pulled out everytime. Should i be worried about being pregnant?
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Feeble chances of you getting pregnant , but yes it may delay the Periods ...
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Your periods delayed due to ocp.
Chances of getting pregnant almost nil, so don't worry
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According to your sign and symptom you have query about pregnancy.
As you know that best treatment depend on the correct diagnosis and correct diagnosis depend on the complete history of the patient so please take consultation from a doctor and give complete history of the patient so that correct diagnosis will be make and then best treatment will be start
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Technically you can be pregnant if you and your husband haven't followed protecting method like condom.
Condom is best method .
pill also prevent but in some case it can't do 100% .
For Best solution of pregnancy you should do test like Pregnancy test by kit and lab test of urine .
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Due to pills your periods delay
Chances of pregnancy are very less
Still, for precautions can take pregnancy test next week
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