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Periods irregular
Update :
Had my pregnancy test yesterday came clear.
Unprotected released outside on 26th sept to 3rd oct.
13 aug
10 sept (after ipill and Withdrawal bleeding for 9 days)
I have irregular periods all the time so dates do keep changing.
Anything I can do before I leave for my trip today? I cant do any checking once im there.
Anything can be done 2nd week november ? Meds will work ?
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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42 yrs exp
Bhopal
Test to be done after 3 weeks of intercourse.
Medical abortion can be done upto 7 weeks of pregnancy.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A clear pregnancy test after your unprotected episodes is reassuring, especially since you'd already taken emergency contraception once. Repeating emergency contraception often isn't the safest route. It can disrupt your cycle further, and that may be why your withdrawal bleed ran so long. Since your periods are already irregular, these changing dates may just be your usual pattern continuing.
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For your trip, carrying condoms is safer than relying on repeat emergency contraception. If you want your cycle timed around a date in November, that needs planning with your gynaecologist ahead of time.
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Please don't take another emergency pill unless there's a fresh unprotected episode this week, and do see a gynaecologist soon for a regular contraception plan.
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