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Missed periods
Protected sex -22nd Feb
Ipill-23rd Feb
Spotting -6thfeb to 9th Feb
Expected periods -13th March
1sf pregnancy test-14th March ( negative )
2nd pregnancy test-26th March (negative)
It has been more than 60 days since my last periods I had consumed 3 pills in last 3 months ...are there chances of pregnancy plzz help!!!
Thank u in advance
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Do urine pregnancy test
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Yes, there can be chances of pregnancy. Do Serum BetaHCG blood test to rule out pregnancy accurately. Based on your report I can prescribe medication. You can consult online on Practo- Dr.TaraDevi, Bangalore.
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Y r u taking so many pills in a month? It's an emergency pill, to be taken once in an emergency situation.
Ur hormones have completely gone for a toss now.
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pls consult privately.
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