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Periods only 2 days
I had sex 2 days before my periods. Then took i pill within an hour. Then got my periods full 3 days. All these happened in august. In sept when my cycle dates came n got delayed by 2 days..i gt worried. I went to a doc she gave me regestron. I took for 4 days.. then waited got my periods after 10 days. (Point..my periods were 2 weeks late...on august i had on 13th n sept i got on 28th)But only for 2 days. Is it ok.? I hv taken 4 upt all negetive and on 10th day of my missed periods took bhcg test. Value came less than 1.2 . Is there any chance of pregnancy now. I have a pretty 30 to 35 days cycle.n regular.
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There is no chance of pregnancy. This delay happened due to I pill.
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