Pregnancy scare

2023-11-25 14:44:02
Can I have regular periods and still be pregnant? How common is cryptic pregnancy ? I have had regular periods, i took three pregnancy test, the first was weakly positive and the other two were negative. I had my period on 1 and 2 November
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Answered2023-11-26 11:10:14

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Hi good morning Thnxs for your question If you missed ur regular period and pregnancy test negative than no worries abt pregnancy. I think u should take medicine for withdrawal bleeding. For further guidance on it and medicine Connect with me online here so I can help you. My online consulting link prac.to/drpanchani

Answered2023-11-26 06:57:11

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Please consult for proper discussion.

Answered2023-11-26 03:10:19

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The chances are unlikely There is nothing called cryptic pregnancy It's ectopic pregnancy You can go for a confirmatory test bhcg If negative you can get rid of this  fear of an unwanted  pregnancy which is dwelling in your mind

Answered2023-11-26 01:41:47

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Unlikely to be pregnant.
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Answered2023-11-25 16:30:25

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Get a beta HCG done for confirmation. Sometimes in some cases bleeding can occur even if pregnant is ther. Fir confirmation you have to go for beta HCG and USG

Answered2023-11-25 14:50:40

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