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Pregnancy tests delay periods urgent
Took ipill last month, got bleeding after 4 days on day 25 of my cycle, 7-9 days before expected periods date.
The bleeding lasted for a week. After that no bleeding.
All home urine tests negative after that.
Transabdominal ultrasound done 8 days before next period expected date, (june) no pregnancy detected.
Took beta hcg test a week before my expected periods in june and it was negative, no pregnancy.
Now my periods are late. Can this be due to pregnancy and should i get another beta hcg done?? or is it because of something else?? is there a chance of pregnancy????
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Please consult with a Gynecologist on Practo with the information like date of last period, date of sexual intercourse, date of taking i pill, date of bleeding after i pill.
Then we can calculate date of next period.
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