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Light brown CM & Missed periods
Hello doctor...I have PCOS on left ovary ..I have my periods date on 23rd ..I missed it we had unprotected sex on my ovulation window ..but as I had ultrasound on 14th day of my periods the egg didn't ruptured..
I am having light brown cervical dry mucus with smell and sometimes having abdominal pain ,nausea, weakness and constipation..
What is the indications should I wait for somedays or I should go for pregnancy test.
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Go fr a pregnancy test
If negative repeat after 7 days
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Please get a pregnancy test done
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo for further management
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