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Unprotected intercourse
My period is irregular from last 3 months.I had unprotected sex on this 13th of November but I am not sure about my periods date.still no periods.
I tested pregnancy after 14days of my unprotected intercourse.It's showing negative.Can I be still pregnant???
When you are not sure of your date of last period and you had unprotected intercourse on 14 November (13 days ago) , and you haven't had your periods yet, it is safe to do Ultrasound examination in first week of December. If you get your periods by that time then the problem is solved.
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date so I can help you.
If u missed ur regular period and pregnancy test negative than no worries abt pregnancy.
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Yes
Pregnancy test has to be done 24 hours after a skipped perid
Irrespective of date of intercourse
So in irregular cycle
Do it 37 days from day one of period
If negative ur not pregnant
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