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We are planning for pregnancy. My LMP was nov 10th. On 11th of nov I consulted doctor over here. I was under tablet that is folsafe tab for 30days and ccq tab for 5 days and then I had follicle scanning on 23rd nov which is 14th day of my cycle. I had single follicle from both the sides which 28mm and 27mm and on 23rd nov doctor gave me hcg injection and and told us to keep relation from next day. On 23rd nov onwards I m under susten 200mg tab for 20 days which is gonna end this Saturday that is 12th dec. My query is my period cycle is for 29 days usually. If tab gets over on 12th dec will it affect period if I'm not pregnant. When I'm supposed to do urine test. And is there a chance of pregnancy
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You can take urine pregnancy test on 11th dec if u don't get your periods by then. Yes there are chances of pregnancy and taking susten wont affect your cycles , if u conceive u wont get periods but if u don't conceive then there are chances u might get ur periods on 9th or 10th dec
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wait till 11th dec , if u don't get periods and UPT positive , consult ur doctor and continue susten and folsafe
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