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When Can The Pregnancy Test Be Done?

hi, this month i have came off my pill and had been using condoms instead, until one drunken night, he did not ejaculate inside me. that was last friday and i was due on my period today but have only had a few cramps and no blood.... do u think i could be pregnant and could i do a clearblue test today?? thank you
Tue, 12 Jan 2016
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Hello dear,I understand your concern.In my opinion the chances of pregnancy might be less in your case.Because the intercourse was protected with condom and also the Friday where it comes under safe period.So nothing to worry.The cramps could be premenstrual phase related.Anyway in order to clear the doubt of pregnancy a urine pregnancy test can be done a week after missed period for accurate results.If negative wait for spontaneous onset of periods.
Best regards...Dr.Srilatha
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When Can The Pregnancy Test Be Done?

Hello dear,I understand your concern.In my opinion the chances of pregnancy might be less in your case.Because the intercourse was protected with condom and also the Friday where it comes under safe period.So nothing to worry.The cramps could be premenstrual phase related.Anyway in order to clear the doubt of pregnancy a urine pregnancy test can be done a week after missed period for accurate results.If negative wait for spontaneous onset of periods. Best regards...Dr.Srilatha