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Pregnancy after periods
I did intercourse on 15th January. Took ipill on that day itself within 12 hours. Had my periods on 25th January and they were proper periods with 6 days and usual flow. Later, after a month of intercourse, I was experiencing some symptoms related to pregnancy. I had spotting 2 days back and was feeling dizzy and nauseous so took a pregnancy test and found it positive (it was a new brand and not renowned one though). I did not have any intercourse after 15th Jan. Can I be pregnant or is it just a false positive? Should I be concerned?
Timeline in short: intercourse on 15th
Had proper 6 day periods with usual flow on 25th.
Felt pregnancy symptoms after a month of intercourse
Tested and found positive.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
The bleeding you got after taking the pill was withdrawal bleeding.
You Can do BetaHCG test to confirm.
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Dr. Sapna Singh
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