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Could I Still Be Pregnant Despite Having Stomach Bloating Along With Negative UPT? 

Hi, in my last period i had unprotected sex on the second day and it lasted for 7 days. I next morning I look a plan b pill. Now I am a 5 days from starting and my stomach is bloated and my breasts hurt. I took three tests and all were negative. Could I be pregnant
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Dear madam,

Fundamentally, there is missed period in pregnancy. Unless you miss a period, we do not suspect pregnancy.

Secondly, the egg release takes place 14 days prior to next expected menses, which usually happens somewhere near the middle of the 28-30 days cycle. So, the chance of pregnancy with the unprotected sex on the second day of menstruation is practically nil. There was no necessity for the plan B pill for that intercourse.

I am sure, you will get menses eventually. If they are delayed, for your satisfaction you may get urine pregnancy test and/or ultrasonography performed for confirmation of (no) pregnancy, 8-10 days after missed period since done earlier, they are not conclusive.

Hope this will remove your stress.
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Could I Still Be Pregnant Despite Having Stomach Bloating Along With Negative UPT? 

Dear madam, Fundamentally, there is missed period in pregnancy. Unless you miss a period, we do not suspect pregnancy. Secondly, the egg release takes place 14 days prior to next expected menses, which usually happens somewhere near the middle of the 28-30 days cycle. So, the chance of pregnancy with the unprotected sex on the second day of menstruation is practically nil. There was no necessity for the plan B pill for that intercourse. I am sure, you will get menses eventually. If they are delayed, for your satisfaction you may get urine pregnancy test and/or ultrasonography performed for confirmation of (no) pregnancy, 8-10 days after missed period since done earlier, they are not conclusive. Hope this will remove your stress.