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Concern about pregnancy
I have consumed 2 unwanted 72 pills in the last 3 months. First on 10 feb and second on 25 march . I got my last normal period on 12 April.
But from 26th April I can see spotting and on 29 may full flow period with clots which stayed for 5 days . And some minor spotting. The flow was lighter than usual and blood colour was like normal periods with no cramps or pain. I was sexually active on 19 april and my boyfriend tried to penetrate but he couldn't do it. But some arousal fluid leaks to my vagina . Now I'm worried either this could lead to pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy or anything? I'm so worried please reply. I'm in stress
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Please get your beta HCG level done. Get a sonography of the lower abdomen and consult a Gynaecologist in your area with both the reports.
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