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2023-04-17 02:28:52
Had unprotected on 31 St March and took ipill within 48 hours. Expected periods on April 8 but till now periods didn't come. So we did pregnancy check up on 12april and was negative. We don't want to have baby right now. I am located in chennai. Please guide me on this.
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Please get a sonography done and consult a Gynaecologist in your area with the report. As long as you are pregnant (within the  limits of the MTP act) and you don't want this baby no Gynaecologist is going to refuse an MTP .

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Delay in menstruation may be a side effect of unwanted pill you took..Chances of pregnancy are low if your periods were regular

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Better go for blood test for pregnancy confirmation or for ultrasound scan

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