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What Causes Abdominal Cramps And Pain In The Breasts After An ELLA Test?
My LMP was on 5/17/16, I generally have 33-34 day cycles, I took an Ella at the end of my period after having unprotected sex, so about cd7, I had unprotected sex again somewhere near ovulation, I am now 7 days late with very light cramping and my nipples have been hurting the last week to the point where even taking a shower hurts when the water hits them. I suspect its due to the Ella, I took a test today and it was negative, can I still be pregnant?
As the cycle is of 33 - 34 days, ovulation may have occurred ahead of afterwards of predicted period and so the chances of pregnancy are very less with negative ELLA test. It is seemingly related to alteration of hormone levels and hence have to wait for further week period to get natural menses before approaching your OBGYN.
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Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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What Causes Abdominal Cramps And Pain In The Breasts After An ELLA Test?
Hello, As the cycle is of 33 - 34 days, ovulation may have occurred ahead of afterwards of predicted period and so the chances of pregnancy are very less with negative ELLA test. It is seemingly related to alteration of hormone levels and hence have to wait for further week period to get natural menses before approaching your OBGYN. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon