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Not Pregnant, Taking Primolut N, Having Unprotected Sex, No Periods Yet. Should I Go For Pregnancy Test?
I had acraps period on 29th july2013.I went to Dr he cheked me and said am not pregnant.he gave me Primolut N ,then after taking the drug I had a fake period on 10th august2013.I have been having unprotected sex with my husband.am suppose to have my real period 29th of august and today is 1st sept.should go for pregnancy text or should still wait a little longer?
Wed, 25 Sep 2013
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Thanks for your query.
You should wait until after the 10th of September to take a pregnancy test.
This is because you had a withdrawal bleed after Primolut N on the 10th of August.
YOu have been sexually active ever since.
The pregnancy test would be reliable if taken AFTER you skip your next period, which most likely now would be a month after the bleed on 10th of August.
take care.
Thanks for your query.
You should wait until after the 10th of September to take a pregnancy test.
This is because you had a withdrawal bleed after Primolut N on the 10th of August.
YOu have been sexually active ever since.
The pregnancy test would be reliable if taken AFTER you skip your next period, which most likely now would be a month after the bleed on 10th of August.
take care.
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Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.
You should check a pregnancy test. If it remains negative, and your period is late, then you are likely not ovulating. The progesterone is a way to induce a period, but you might need medications to make you ovulate. Also, make sure that you are evaluated for causes of non-ovulation.
I hope that this helps and good luck!
You should check a pregnancy test. If it remains negative, and your period is late, then you are likely not ovulating. The progesterone is a way to induce a period, but you might need medications to make you ovulate. Also, make sure that you are evaluated for causes of non-ovulation.
I hope that this helps and good luck!
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