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Can Delayed Periods And Brown Discharge Indicate Pregnancy ? When Must I Take A Pregnancy Test To Confirm Pregnancy ?
Hi ok My last menstrial cycle was February 4th (That s when it came on) it went off February 10th. On February 21st my partner and i had unprotected sex and we have contiously had unprotected sex after because we are working on a baby. Im 17. And now its march andmy period is late . Instead of my Period i have an brown discharge. Lately my hungry has been very high but then again it can all just be in my head . But my stomach is getting hard and round. i took three home pregnancy test and they all say negative. Am I pregnant?
Thu, 19 Jan 2012
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if your cycles are regular, you suppose to go get your period on 4th of March. But you are having unprotected intercourse , so you have the possibility of becoming pregnant.
But right now your pregnancy test is negative meaning you are not pregnant. I will recommend test again and if negative, you are not pregnant. Delay of cycles by 10 days is normal. But if you still not getting periods, consider Ultrasound of the abdomen and serum beta HCG levels in consultation with Gynaecologist.
Regards Dr. Jagdish
if your cycles are regular, you suppose to go get your period on 4th of March. But you are having unprotected intercourse , so you have the possibility of becoming pregnant.
But right now your pregnancy test is negative meaning you are not pregnant. I will recommend test again and if negative, you are not pregnant. Delay of cycles by 10 days is normal. But if you still not getting periods, consider Ultrasound of the abdomen and serum beta HCG levels in consultation with Gynaecologist.
Regards Dr. Jagdish
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Thanks, my period finaly came on although it was late can that still mean i have a chance of being pregnant ? Or no?
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