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Have irregular periods so I cant go by missed periods or the last time I had one. I had unprotected intercourse 36 days ago. I have taken multiple pregnancy tests all coming back negative. Including a blood test 15 days after intercourse. Would 36 days after intercourse be long enough to get an accurate result with an at home urine pregnancy test?
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
Gynecologist
39 yrs exp
Gurgaon
As long as the tests are showing negative and u did not have any further unprotected sex ,you should not worry for pregnancy,hope you have not taken any ipill as that further delays the periods and sometimes causes loads of harmonal imbalance especially if u have irregular periods issue, I suggest you should either get ur harmonals checked,like thyroid , betahcg,and also get an ultrasound done to see for PCOs which is primarily responsible for not only period delays but also hampers your fertlity.
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thyroid and Ultrasound needs to be done
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keep a check on any weight gain if it is there,and take a regular balanced diet.
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