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Pregnancy doubt
I have my last period on 29 of jan and and it's been three months i didn't get periods.. it's happening for the second time i had 3 months late periods 3 years ago also bcz am having PCOD i always have irregular periods but this time it doesn't come from 3 months.and about a month ago in march i was with partner we didn't have any penetration or sex we were just making out but i think he ejaculate near my vagina or maybe not am confused after that i wash my vagina and this happen when i am already one month late ..but am scared so i have take two pregnancy test in this month April just 2 weeks ago and they are negative and i have taken them in the difference of two days just to be sure ..but they were negative and i have taken them afternoon and evening So i consult a doctor a week ago and described her my problem she said it's not pregnancy and recommend me deviry tablet for 1 week today is my last day of tablet and am waiting please help me should i worry am i pregnant or this is bc
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A pregnancy test is quite accurate if done after about 2 weeks of a missed period. As you have done it twice and both are negative and you have already visited a doctor and medication has been prescribed,  you don't have to worry. You will usually start your periods within 7 to 10 days of stopping the course of this medication... Please wait and don't worry...
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