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Period delayed by 25 days. hcg negative
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I have my last regular Period on 12 th February-16th February. But I took unwanted 72 on 2nd February and 21st February. On March 2nd I have withdrawal bleeding and it lasts for 5 days.
But this month, I didn't get my period. I did 5 times home kit urine pregnancy test, All are negative. On 21st April I did Beta HCG Blood Test. Result showed the amount of HCG less than 0.1 i.e. negative. But today 26th April, I didn't get my period. Is there any chance of pregnancy?
I have a active sex life and I am 19 years old.
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No you're not pregnant. You will need medicines to induce bleeding. Connect for the same
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There's no chance of pregnancy if no more Intercourse is done after taking the Ipill.
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