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I had intercourse last on 13th march, I did miss my periods. I did upt on 18 april, 5 may & 10 may all came to be -ve. After consulting the doctor he prescribed me to take deviry10 for 7 days since I had periods last on 17 feb and I have a history of irregular menses. After completion of the course I got periods on 31st may. And still now I didn't got my periods. I have again took deviry10 for 5 days. And today is my second day of bleeding. Can I rule out pregnancy or the chance still persist? Please help.
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No pregnancy. But stop taking unnecessary overdose
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There is no pregnancy
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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Obviously it's not Pregnancy. Probably you are having some hormonal issue/PCOD, for which you are having irregular menstruation
You need to treat that
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