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If I had intercourse on the 26th Oct. After how many weeks will it become impossible to treat by just medicines incase test comes positive ? I am out for work I will only be able to go for deep checkups mid dec. Will it be ok with meds ?
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After skipped periods and confirmation with USG Tablets and follow up around 14 days If there are no complications
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Medical abortion can be done upto 7 weeks of pregnancy.
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Medical abortion can work up to three weeks of a skipped period
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Medicines alone for ending a pregnancy generally work only in the first 9 to 10 weeks from your last period, not from the date of intercourse itself. Waiting till mid December would very likely put you well past that window, so medicines may no longer be an option by then.
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If your period is late, take a home pregnancy test as soon as possible rather than waiting. If it comes positive, see a gynaecologist within this week, since timing matters far more here than how busy work is.
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Please don't try to self-manage this with medicines bought on your own. The right option depends on how many weeks along you are, which only an in-person check can confirm.
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