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Will The I Pill Reflect In Urine And Blood Test?

i had done intercourse wid my bf yesterday n 2day i took i pill and as m going through a treatment i need to do urine n blood test 2moro morning so will dat i pill thng or the intercourse thng will reflect in my report... plz reply its really very urgent...
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello,
Thanks for letting us know your health concern. I have gone through your query and would like to offer you some suggestions. If you are going to have a routine urinalysis and blood counts, the use of the emergency pill cannot be detected. The hormone excretion can be detected only by testing for progesterone and even then cannot be discriminated from the natural hormone unless tested for specific compounds. Intercourse cannot be detected through blood and urine tests. It is detected through a vaginal exam and detection of sperms. Hope this helps.
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Will The I Pill Reflect In Urine And Blood Test?

Hello, Thanks for letting us know your health concern. I have gone through your query and would like to offer you some suggestions. If you are going to have a routine urinalysis and blood counts, the use of the emergency pill cannot be detected. The hormone excretion can be detected only by testing for progesterone and even then cannot be discriminated from the natural hormone unless tested for specific compounds. Intercourse cannot be detected through blood and urine tests. It is detected through a vaginal exam and detection of sperms. Hope this helps.