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Any sign of pregnancy
We had unprotected sex on 17th Feb 23, but evacuate outside. Expected periods was 28 th of February. Had not got periods on expected date. Then USG, prolactin tested is done on 12 March. PCOD show in report and prolactin was very high (189.6 ng/ml).
Dr prescribed dub 5 and cabgolin. After 2 days take a pregnancy test there was a faint line. Then take beta hcg test on 19th March it was negetive for pregnancy (less than 1). After completing the dub5 after 3 days got her periods on 21 St March. So is any chance of her pregnancy because she feel pain on right nipple for last 2days ?
Is there any chance of Pregnancy or should I test once more ?
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There is no chance of pregnancy. Continue with cabergolin medication as prolactin levels are too high
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There is no chance of pregnancy.
One friendly advice, "Please read your write up again before you finally post it".
In your write up ejaculate became evacuate.
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consult please, and there is no chance of pregnancy
pain in nipple could be high prolactin level
so take online consultation please on practoapp
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bhcg is a diagnostic test
If that is negative for pregnancy
Patient is not pregnant
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