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Last LMP Aug 28th, As I had irregular spotting from Aug 28th to Sept 10th. Visited doctor on Sept 9th and she gave Crina NCR 10 mg tablet (20 tablets ) and after taking tablet bleeding stopped on Sept10th .Had intercourse on September 13th with copper T and Sept 16th did pelvis scan and got to know copper t position had come down and doctor removed it as it was not in proper position. My concern is that is there any chance of pregnancy from Sept 13 th intercourse and from Sept 16th scanning report was showing largest follicle size 14*13 mm.
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Since your contraceptive device had shifted out of position by the time of intercourse on September 13th, it may not have given you full protection that cycle. This means a pregnancy is possible, though it isn't certain.
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A home urine pregnancy test about three weeks after September 13th will give you a clear answer. An earlier blood test can also confirm it if you'd rather not wait that long. Please share this timeline with your gynaecologist at your follow-up.
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If your period doesn't arrive as expected, please see your gynaecologist without delay. The same goes for any new pain or unusual bleeding.
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