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What are the chances of pregnancy?
Hello,  I am stuck up with a situation. I would be grateful if you could just guide me as I am little stressed out. I have 10.5 month old daughter( I am still feeding her)  I started with my periods after 7 months post delivery  first time in 26th March 2020. Post that I got on 6th May,1st June and 25th June respectively. On 28th June I had intercourse without protection though precautionary I took ipill on 29th June within 13 hrs of intercourse (1st time in my life till date). On 5th July I suddenly started bleeding that's was just for a day and spotting on 6th July. My period were expected on 20th july according to the 25 days cycle I had in past couple of months. I did home test on 22nd afternoon and 25th Morning which were negative. Do I need to do a test again? What are the chances of pregnancy and why my periods are delayed? I am scared of pregnancy. What should I do? Please help 🙏 thank you In Advance.
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Chances of pregnancy in your case are very minimal, considering that you are breastfeeding and you were not in ovulatory phase at the time of unprotected intercourse, plus you have taken emergency contraception. However I would still suggest to take a repeat test in 15 days time. The irregularities in bleeding pattern is mostly due to i pill which causes hormonal changes
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