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hi!! i had unprotected sex 22 days before. My period was due 4 days before. This means its 4 days late. I dont have any symptoms regarding pregnancy but still i dont know what to do. When should i conduct a pregnancy test which will give me accurate results? Incase if i am pregnant, then is it the right time to dissolve this pregnancy with medication? reply soon i am really worried
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it depends on how far along you are. some medicine you can get from the drugstore but I think they only have the day after pill. I'm not sure if the pill work if you're too far along. you might have to get an abortion. but they do make abortion pills. I would call and ask a pharmacist if the test comes up positive. because I'm really not sure I'm just trying to give you the best advice I have.
Plan b won't dissolve it that's only to keep from implanting, 9 weeks is too far to take the medication they do have to dissolve a pregnancy and it doesnt sound like you're that far. But if you are pregnant please think long and hard before aborting it
Sorry I didn't read all the comments. And the abortion pill isn't here in Australia that's all. I hope everything works out well xxx
you're having no symptoms at all and you're almost 5 weeks? if you were pregnant. I'm pretty sure your boobs would be sore by now. that was always the first thing that hurt on Me. if you're not having any symptoms I don't think you're pregnant. but still take the test and let me know.
If you are pregnant you can't take the morning after pill at most it can be taken 72 hours after unprotected sex. I didn't think they legalised the abortion pill yet? If you are and you aren't wanting it you'll have to go in and have a termination
no i am having no symptoms of pregnancy but yeah i am having PMS like the mood swings and the symptoms of periods
oh another thing are you having any symptoms of being pregnant? like sore boobs, lower back pain, headaches, nausea, vomiting, cramping?
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