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Hello, Iam pcod patient,we are planing for 2nd child,
I have been taken hcg shot on 9 nov 2020 and on 11 nov I had scan and doctor said that my egg has been ruptured, my lmp is October 31 , still I did not get period, are there any chances of pregnancy, I had done home pregnancy test but it's negative, after ovulation in how many days do we get periods.
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We need to wait minimum 14 days after your ovulation. repeat pregnancy test and consult you doctor.
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Was ur endometrial thickness normal.if u had contact during ovulation chances of pregnancy increases.if ur cycle was regulated and coming between 28 to 30 days u can do pregnancy test after missed period 1 week.it can come positive.beta hcg is a very sensitive test to detect pregnancy early.But need to wait for cycle completion if doing pregnancy test v early it will come negative.If no combines wait till 7 dec
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