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Delayed periods
LMP-14 May
cycles length: 32–34 days.
unprotected sex (withdrawal) on 3 June, 12 June, and 15 June.
My period is delayed and my first-morning UPT on cycle day 38 was negative.
What is the earliest date a serum β-hCG test would reliably rule out pregnancy, especially from the 12 and 15 June intercourse?
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From your cycles of 32-34 days your likely fertile window is 26 may to 3 rd June.
So the 3rd June intercourse is likely to cause the pregnancy rather than the 12/15 June.
But if you are not sure of your cycles it may cause ovulation little later as well. So go with the repeat pregnancy test after 6th July
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Repeat urinary pregnancy test / go for SR beta Hcg test.
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