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Lmp 9 june . Intercourse done on 19 june . Protection mishaps on 19 june ipill taken within same days within 14 hrs . Spottings on 6 july . Upt test on 11 july . Upt test on 14 july . All are negative . Can we repeat the test .
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Two UPT test done and both are negative , so there are high chances that change in bleeding pattern of cycle may be due to intake of pill But for further assurance can proceed with serum beta Hcg test and share the report and connect online for further treatment and discussions .
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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If your periods are regular, you can take medicines to induce your periods
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Wait for 1 more week to do a upt
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Since the emergency contraceptive pill (i-Pill) was taken within 14 hours of unprotected intercourse, its effectiveness is high. Two urine pregnancy tests done on 11 July and 14 July are negative, which is reassuring. There is no need to repeat a urine pregnancy test if it has already been done ≥21 days after intercourse and is negative. The delayed or altered bleeding pattern is likely due to the i-Pill. If periods are delayed by more than a week beyond the expected date or symptoms persist, consult a gynecologist. A serum β-hCG test can be done if there is still doubt.
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You can do BetaHCG test to confirm. Pill also delays period.
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