Hi, I am iqra, 23 year old. 53 kg weight I have an issue of periods. The last date of the period was 5 march. The last time I had sex on 9 march. It was completely protect with the use of condemn and contraceptive pills. I had a spotting on 22 march. After that I used upt strip test on 2 april and it was negative. Yesterday, I went to a gynaecologist. She asked me to perform a upt strip test. It was positive at that time. She also asked me to go through a ultrasound. The report of ultrasound had no evidence of sac. After that the upt lab test result was negative. Gynaecologist was sure that I am pregnant. I don't want to get pregnant at this moment. If I am pregnant, I want to abort it. I need your advice what to do right now.
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You have been on great hurry to perform upt and that caused the confusion. The sad may not be visible very easily in pregnancy but if you want confirmation then repeat upt tomorrow with morning urine sample. If it is positive then you can take oral pills for abortion. Contact a doctor for details after upt confirmation. Also being sexually active calls for an elementary knowledge of safe and unsafe days in a menstrual cycle. Be informed.
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Get a serum beta hcg done to confirm pregnancy and then further management would be based on the reports.
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Please leave a positive review, if you have found my answer helpful. Consult me on Lybrate or whatsapp for proper diagnosis and treatment. My consultation fee is just 50 rs. My whatsapp number is mobile. If the ultrasound did not show any evidence of a sac and the subsequent upt lab test was negative, it is possible that the positive upt strip test result at the gynecologist's office was a false positive. However, to confirm whether or not you are pregnant, you should repeat the upt after a few days. If the result is still positive, you may need to do a blood test to check for pregnancy hormone levels. If you do turn out to be pregnant and want to terminate the pregnancy, you should talk to your gynecologist about your options. Depending on the laws in your country, you may be able to have a medical abortion using pills or a surgical abortion. Your gynecologist can provide you with more information about these options and help you make a decision that is right for you. It is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible if you want to terminate the pregnancy, as the options may become limited as time passes.
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