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Unplanned pregnancy
It was my 23rd day after my periods and we had unprotected sex. Could I be pregnant? Today is my 27th day, I usually have a 27 to 28 days cycle. Should I wait until tomorrow to see if I skipped my period cycle? And could I still be pregnant if I get my periods tomorrow? Can a women still be pregnant on having unprotected sex on the 23rd day?
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Hi good evening
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If u missed your regular period date than do urinary pregnancy test with morning urine sample after 7days. Of ur expected date. Inform me result.
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Pregnancy is less likely if you get periods in 27 28 days.
As pregnancy occurs after ovulation means 14 days prior to next period. Do urine pregnancy test after you skip periods.
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Dr. Mohini Vachhani
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Mumbai
We can not say in four days if you are pregnant or not. It should take atleast 12 days after one act of unprotected Sex when blood test will be positive. If worried in 12 days do test. Blood test will be 100% reassuring. Donot speculate. Check with blood test.
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