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Periods delay
Mera last period aaya tha 27 august ko or unprotected physical huyi thi 3 September ko or 3 hrs k baad i pill li thi or ejaculation bhi bahar hua tha phir kv physical nhi huyi but mujhe aaj tak periods nhi aaye hai...mera cycle regular hh 28-30 days ka or mujhe ek bar halki si spotting discharge huyi thi 20/21 September ko...jabki mera expected periods date tha 25 September........maine 3 UPT kiya 29 September (26th day) , 5 october (32nd day), 11 october (38th day) sb negative aaya...fir maine beta hcg blood test kraya 10 october (37th day) ko jiska value less than 0.1 aaya
Ab pregnancy chances kitni hh ?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Bhopal
You are not pregnant as BetaHCG test is negative.
Take medicine to get your period.
Consult for prescription please.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A beta hCG under 0.1 along with three negative home tests makes pregnancy essentially ruled out at this point. The i-pill you took is a common cause of delayed periods, since it disrupts ovulation and can push your cycle off by two to three weeks. The light spotting on 20 and 21 September was likely breakthrough bleeding from the pill rather than your actual period.
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Give it another week or two to settle, since cycles often take time to normalise after emergency contraception. If your period still hasn't come by then, see a gynaecologist for an ultrasound and hormone check.
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See a gynaecologist sooner if you develop pelvic pain, heavy bleeding or fever, or if your period hasn't returned within three weeks.
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