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Missed period
I had my lst period on 18jan..had an protected intercourse on 24feb..took medroxyprogesterone 3times 3 day today is 10th day .. no periods..upt is negative today also..wt to do further..should i go for the pelvic ultrasound...plz advice? Can i be pregnant?
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You had your periods on 18 January and you had intercourse on 24 February. You didn't mention about the date of period in February.
You took Medroxy progesterone . You didn't mention about the start and end of Medroxy progesterone.
You have totally confused the issue. Please consult with a Gynaecologist on with the details. Now also need withdrawal bleeding. But we have to plan when to start and when to finish the course.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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