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Pregnant or not?
My sister had unprotected sex on 25th and 28th May around 1 pm. She took I pill on 26th May around noon. She saw bleeding brown and red in colour from 30th May to approximately 6 June. She got her periods from 16th May to 21st of May. She got tested on 5th June the result was negative. Her periods skipped on 16th June, she is not feeling any pregnancy symptoms. I have heard due to ipill periods might come late. But today is 30th june, she hasn't got periods.
Should she do pregnancy test or it isn't needed??
Is she pregnant or not?
Will home pregnancy test detect after so many days of skipping periods??? Or does she need to do blood test examination for pregnancy??
Kindly suggest.
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