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Regarding pregnant
Got period confirmed by usg shown endometrial thickness 2.2mm but i taken unwanted 72 after last sex so i doubt this shedding of lining of uterus may be due to unwanted 72 and i can be still pregnant so i want to ask if i got period i mean decrease in endometrial thickness by any way either naturally or by unwanted 72 is it confirmed not pregnant as it is scientifically said u cant have periods in pregnancy.?
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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Dr. Shakuntla Kumar
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Please answer one question: endometrium 2.2mm is when? It is impossible to be pregnant with this much of endometrial thickness.
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please wait for your next period.
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