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Required time to do medical abortion
If couple have unprotected sex on 10th Feb but she got her period on 24th Feb which is regular ,then done prega news test on 10th march its shows negative results..She doesn't got any symptons,till now..Can they still have to check beta hcg result..To proper confirmation of pregnancy.. if it's comes positive,How many time they have to do medical abortion..?!Plz help..
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Bhcg is double confirming
No time limit u can have at any time
Reason for abortion should be genuine
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Unlikely that she is pregnant if she had a full flow of period
Bhcg more than 100 is confirmatory for presence of pregnancy
medical abortion works up to 6 weeks
the day you skip your periods you are 4 weeks and one day pregnant
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