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Pregnancy after unwanted
Last period date-12 June(for 5 days)
Cycle length-28-30 days
Unprotected sex-19 June
Unwanted 72-within 2-3 hours of unprotected sex
Withdrawal bleeding-24 June (for3-4days)
Urine pregnancy test-Negative (as done on 17 July)
It is possible to be pregnant after withdrawal bleed?
When should I expect my next periods?
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Emergency contraception pills can delay and disrupt cycles
Should work
But nothing related to withdrawal bleeding
Do a urine pregnancy test if you miss period by more than 10 days
If negative wait for 10 more days
It should be strictly for emergency situations.
Use routine contraception
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Mostly wait till 24 th if you don't get your periods then test pregnancy
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Expect your periods on 24 th july
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