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Is There Any Danger?

By ritamoonhot November 06, 2020 7 answers Last updated November 06, 2020

Hello! My last sexual intercourse was on June 17 and at 18 my period came (which seemed strange to me). After that, until today, I have not had sexual intercourse, but my cycle has been missing for 2 months. I also mention that I had to drink Escapel in April. Is there any danger of pregnancy or what could be the reason for this Thanks in advance!

Answers 7

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bullymeuk answered · November 06, 2020

   Rather, it is due to a hormonal disorder caused by taking Escapel, but the test will give you the surest answer.

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littleprincess696 answered · November 06, 2020

   A test if you did.

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tightandcrazy answered · November 06, 2020

   I guess the unpublished comments on me have already done so, but I will congratulate you too. Congratulations! May you be alive and healthy, and grow up in a happy environment!

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browneyedtoast answered · November 06, 2020

   Hello again, I did a test today, but it is negative, I guess there is no way it will not report correctly after 2 months of omission, right?

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grandhotelglorius answered · November 06, 2020

   4, hardly. Today's tests are quite reliable. To reassure yourself, make another one if you want, but you are unlikely to be pregnant.

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therealswizzz answered · November 06, 2020

   Drink two or three more times of Escapel to completely confuse your hormones and then whistle - whether you will have menses at all, when you will have it, whether you are pregnant or not - it will be possible to bet on it as in Eurofootball.

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maradona13 answered · November 06, 2020

   I advise you to make an appointment with a gynecologist without delay. It is certainly not normal or healthy for your cycle to skip for two months. The test is probably correct and you are not pregnant, but this is not the only problem. It's a good idea to look at your internal organs and get a blood test to begin with. In any case, do not delay! For your own good and for the good of your future child, if one day you decide you want to have one. The earlier you are diagnosed and prescribed therapy, the better.