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Had periods but getting morning sickness
I had intercourse on 29th April, then took unwanted 72 next day. I had my periods after 7 days, but only for 3 days with less bleeding.
Now for somedays I'm feeling nausea in morning.
Couldn't understand if I'm pregnant or feeling nausea for not having breakfast until 11.30am.
Please help me. Is there any chance of pregnancy?
I had a abortion in February month only. Don't want a baby right now.
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Pls connnect to rule out pregnancy
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Nausea may be because of pills
To rule out pregnancy do one urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
The bleeding you got after taking the pill was the withdrawal bleeding not your period. The period is usually delayed after taking pill.
If you have missed your period then do a urine pregnancy test .
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