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Missed periods
Hello, my periods are started on March 6-10 and on 9&10 I had unprotected sex and I gave two ipill (each one day). only one time sperm ejaculated inside and some amount came out with blood within 20 -30 second. and I gave both the days ipill within one hour(9&10 day). after 8 days she got thin water type brownish blood came only 2-3 drops for 2-3 hours morning on 18 the March and 19th.it was like period.its been one month and 5 days she didn't get her periods till. now she is in home she can't go out to get medicine or pregnency test kit. other that now she is eating papaya and ginger and neem and ginger, black paper tea. is there any chances of pregnency? if there what should we do? plz help
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Only way to find out this is by doing Urine Pregnancy test
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First get one pregnancy test done ,,,,,, medicine shops are open
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