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Late periods

2019-09-26 06:51:38
Had emergency contraceptive on 17th september after having first sex with no ejaculation on 14th september. Last periods was on 23rd august but on this periods are not yet arrived. Had spotting for 2days after first sex.
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See it can be as there’s a possibility of u getting pregnant or it can b hormonal need to get upt test done first

Answered2019-09-26 11:27:47

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Need to rule out pregnancy
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Answered2019-09-26 08:36:22

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Mostly due to pill
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but needs to rule out pregnancy

Answered2019-09-26 07:00:02

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