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Regarding pregnancy
Me and my gf had sex some 1 and half month before and I used condom.. But she didn't get periods.. She was supposed to get it now... And also she has problems with irregular periods.. We didn't do any test yet.. Bt she is worried she might be pregnant.. But I used condom then... I want to know is it safe to get tests done in any clinics or hospital? Wil the matter be protected and if she is pregnant then is it legal to do abortion and she is worried with her education so she doesn't want the matter to go else where? She is worried to get tests done because of the issue being protected or not?
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you can do a simple urine pregnancy test at home to confirm pregnancy. If you want to get an MTP test done, your identity will be protected.
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Hi. First you do one urine pregnancy test. If positive then meet gynaecologist. If negative and its already 1 and half month of her previous periods, then she need to do certain hormone tests.
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Yes, these matters are always confidential! And one can always do a home pregnancy test first!
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