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I was in freedase for more than 1.5 years due to pcod now left it 6 months back and in feb I got my periods on 20feb and then on 4th April and then had sex on 26t April n it was unprotected n tried the pull out method not sure if it worked or not so had an ipill within 40 mins n then got bleeding on 7th may which was light n lasted for 3 days usually my periods last for 5 days and after that no periods yet but I do have bloating pukiness n white creamy sticky discharge, took a test on 17th June with kit and it was negative. Took test yesterday again with 2 kit it's still negative and today got a beta hcg done the reports are attached What to do is there still chances of pregnancy? Please help
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Test is negative for pregnancy.
You can take medicine to get your period.
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