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Hello, Anne, There are several reasons why there is probably no serious harm to your baby. First, the pills generally don't work that late. Obviously, in your case, they didn't. Second, by 2 months
Dear Bianca, Thanks for your question. I don't usually recommend delaying your period. The hormones could affect your natural cycle afterwards. Is there a special reason you would want to do this? Let
Dear English Levels of hCG are really not diagnostic or reliable to make a diagnosis. Therefore, if the ultrasound excluded the possibility of ectopic pregnancy and showed nothing inside your uterus
This is normal. Take a pregnancy test. If it is negative then you are not pregnant. It can take a few months to have a period. You should continue the pill. You can just have an ultrasound to check
Hello Lynn from the U.S. (Wisconsin), 1. Yes, your RE is correct that it does not alternate but is random. Also, your assumption that the side that it ovulates on is the side where it enters the tube

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