Chances of Pregnancy

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Asked for Female, 19 Years

I had unprotected sex on the first day of my periods (15.08.2021) and then again on Fourth Day of my periods (19.08.2021) I had sex and took I-pill the next day. On 26.08.2021 I started bleeding again and it continued for 5 days. The flow was Moderate to heavy with blood clots and tissues like normal periods. I again had sex on 17.09.2021 where it was just a mere insertion for few minutes and then he ejaculated in the washroom. Today is 30.09.2021 and I haven't got my periods yet. I took a home pregnancy test on 25th which came Negative. Now my question is - "Do I have a risk of getting pregnant"? I am not having any symptoms of pregnancy either. Also I have Mild PCOD and my cycle is generally of 30-33 days.

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Dr. Nishant Kumar Jaiswal

Public Health Medicine Specialist 20 yrs exp Lucknow

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The chances of pregnancy is there Repeat UPT after a few days is advisable Blood beta hcg or USG may be helpful in ruling out pregnancy

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