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Periods 2 weeks late. Fearing pregnancy
First day of last mentrual was 1st March 20. My periods are late by 2 weeks. We use condoms for protection and I am unsure if it was effective. I don't want a pregnancy right now. Can a pregnancy test be taken? And incase its positive should I take the abortion medicine? Its difficult to go out in lockdown to see a gyno. Pls help.
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Test for pregnancy and if positive meet gynecologist directly if negative consult online
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1 st confirm whether it's Pregnancy by doing Urine Pregnancy test
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
Connect for further line of management
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Dr. Sowmyashree N
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Bangalore
U test using pregnancy test....if positive meet gynecologist in person don't self medicate urself,if negative connect and chat privately for more details and prescription to get ur periods
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