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How many days after unprotected sex should i go through pregnancy Urine test.. What are the early symptoms?
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Greetings From the question, I can see that you are worried about when to perform urine pregnancy test. Urine pregnancy test is a very sensitive test that sects even very low levels of a biochemical marker for pregnancy. You can perform it in the first day of your missed periods too. However, if you feel that you have the chances of pregnancy, you may get an earlier diagnosis with certain blood tests.
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Please consult your gynaecologist for further advice regarding other ways of confirming your pregnancy.
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Irrespective of the date of intercourse the pregnancy test can be done 24 hours after skipped period there maybe no early symptoms except for a script period
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After your missed periods...
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Beta hcg after 2 weeks of unprotected test and repeat after missing cycle
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