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I had unprotected sex on February 15th, and my period usually starts around the 20th of each month. I took an i-Pill afterward. When should I take a pregnancy test for the most accurate results? Can the i-Pill delay my period, and if so, by how many days? Also, if I test too early, could I get a false negative? When should I retest if my period doesn’t come on time?
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Rukmini Sowmya Velagapudi
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Usually if there's a pregnancy Urine test becomes positive after a week of missed period.I pill also delays periods in most of the people .
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