Hi, I want to know whether I'm pregnant or not because I have taken progesterone during my sexual intercourse and also taken 3 ipill regularly for 3 days.

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Dr. Karuna ChawlaHomeopath23yrs exp

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You need to do urine pregnancy test. It should be done 10 days after missing your period. For example if your date was 10th, then do the test on 20th. Before that it can give false negative or false positive test.

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Dr. Kaushal Samir KadamIVF Specialist20yrs exp

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Please note you can wait for your periods, if you do not get your periods then do the pregnancy test.

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Dr. Sunita KothariGynaecologist36yrs exp

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Hello, You can be pregnant but your pregnancy should be confirmed by urine test or beta hcg test.

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Dr. Inthu MGynaecologist8yrs exp

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Hi, Chance of pregnancy is almost nil with the overdose self-treatment which you have already attempted. Pls, do not do it again. It's for your safety which I am bothered about. If you really want to know immediately whether you are pregnant even before a urine test turns into positive is by doings. Bhcg bloof test.

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