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Is Pregnancy Possible In Withdrawal Method?

Hi doctor I was expecting my periods on 14 june 2015,last month I went on the 10th May.And I had an unprotected sex using withdrawal method with my boyfriend on the 8th June.its now 4 days no periods yet. I did some pregnancy test 4 times and results were negative. I have been taking Norfloxacin and Prazequantel. Help me doctor I am in a panic. What might be the cause of the delay? Is there any side effects of the above medications to my periods? Or is there any chances that am pregnant?Am waiting for blood test results.
Fri, 3 Jul 2015
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Hello, I am Dr. Manreet..First of all you dont need to panic. The medication you are taking has very little to do with your delay in periods but stress can be a major factor for delay in your menses. I would suggest to wait for 3-4 days and repeat the pregnancy test again.
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Is Pregnancy Possible In Withdrawal Method?

Hello, I am Dr. Manreet..First of all you dont need to panic. The medication you are taking has very little to do with your delay in periods but stress can be a major factor for delay in your menses. I would suggest to wait for 3-4 days and repeat the pregnancy test again.