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Delay in periods
I had unprotected sex in my periods. i had unwanted 72 within 30 hours of having sex. however after I missed my regular periods, i did a bhcg test which was negative. its been 16 days late for my periods now. Today I had mild spotting which was brown in colour. what does it mean? when can i have my periods? what is the maximum delay of time unwanted 72 can cause to regular periods? Is there a chance i can be pregnant.
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
If you hv already done a beta hcg which s negative then pregnancy is reasonably ruled out.
Your periods now are reduced flow because of the pill.
Now just wait for next regular cycles when ur flow will be normal
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If u have done a beta hcg test anytime after the missed period.. and the result is negetive.. then be test assured that it's negetive for pregnancy.
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