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Pregnancy issue
I have done sex with my husband on the exact ovulation time ... I have pcod but my periods was regular but after having unprotected sex my periods got delayed.. my menstrual date was 10 ..but my periods isn't coming today i have done pregnancy test it is negative.. should i retest again or is it confirmed that m not pregnant??
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U did unprotected sex on non risky days so no worries abt pregnancy.
But still i think u should do ultrasound of plevis to evaluate your uterus and ovaries and send me report so I can help you.
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Can repeat urine pregnancy test after 2 days. Blood test of beta hCG gives accurate result whether pregnancy is there or not.
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You should get your beta HCG level done 21 days after the date of sexual intimacy. If it is negative then you are not pregnant.
This advice is with the assumption that you didn't have sex with your husband again (after this episode).
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Considering your cycle is regular and its almost 4 days over due.Pregnancy test done is reliable at this time and it's negative as it shows.
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Repeat after a week.or get beta HCG done for immediate result.
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