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Periods late,is there a chance of pregna
Me and my girlfriend had protected sex on the 20th of March and 27th of March, we also did the pull-out method even after having a condom on , her usual date of periods are around 28-29th of every month, after 3rd April we felt we should do test and we did the urine pregnancy test on the 5th of April , the test was clearly negative , is there any chance of pregnancy? (All the important steps during the test were considered such as the urine should be morning urine , etc) If there is a chance of pregnancy what should we do to avoid the surgical method of birth control?
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If the pregnancy test is negative she is not pregnant U can take a medicine to help her get her period
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U need to consult with nearest Gynecologist
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Connect please
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Repeat pregnancy test after 21 days of last sexual contact if she still doesn't get her periods
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