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Periods delay
Last periods 27 August Unprotected physical 3 September Took i pill within 3 hours Ejaculation outside 4 negative UPT on 29 September, 5 october, 11 october, 24 October One blood test on 10 october less than 0.1 Still missed periods Any chance of pregnancy remained? Need to repeat the test ?
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No chance of pregnancy. Take medicine to get your period. Consult for prescription please.
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Your blood test under 0.1 and four negative urine tests, the latest three days ago, make pregnancy extremely unlikely right now. The emergency pill you took can delay your period by days to a few weeks because it disrupts your normal hormone cycle for that month. This is a common and expected effect, not a sign anything is wrong.
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If your period hasn't started within another one to two weeks, repeat a urine test and see your gynaecologist for a pelvic ultrasound to check the delay.
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Come in sooner if you get pelvic pain, unusual bleeding, or spotting, since those need to be checked directly.
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