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Withdrawal bleeding
I had protected intercourse in April and then I took ipill and got withdrawal bleeding after one day of taking pill. And then I took pregnancy test 2 times with kit and it came out negative. And then in may end I got bleeding. And in June i got periods flow. Now in July I took pregnancy test and it came out negative. Does this mean i am pregnant?
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If your latest test is negative then you are not pregnant.
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If pregnancy test is negative how does it mean you are pregnant?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Not pregnant.
If any doubt go for BetaHCG test.
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