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Iam from India. question- my periods were due on 18feb, but still i did not get my periods. i have cheqed home pregnancy test, which was negative. iam not having any symptoms of pregnancy. is it possible that iam still pregnant and home pregnancy test's report was wrong?

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Dear Muskaan,
It is possible but very unlikely that the pregnancy test was wrong.  If you don't get your period this week, check it again in one week. Continue to check it weekly for three weeks after your missed period.  If it is still negative, you may want to get a blood test to be 100% sure.
I hope this is helpful,
Doctor Joan
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We are a group of family doctors who provide abortion care for over a decade. We can answer any health or medical related questions about early abortion, including the aspiration procedure, the abortion pill (RU486), or surgical abortion. We run a practice called Early Options, located in New York City: http://www.EarlyAbortionOptions.com. The practice is dedicated to making early abortion part of mainstream medical care. There are other family doctors around the United States who practice a similar approach to early abortion care: see http://www.EarlyAbortion.com. Please do not ask "private" questions so that other women can learn from your experience. Please tell me what country you are from so that we can better help you.

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Experience in the area: We are all board certified family doctors who have special training in early abortion and reproductive health. Dr. Joan Fleischman is the founder of Early Options (earlyabortionoptions.com) dedicated to making early abortion part of mainstream medical care. Organizations: National Abortion Federation American Association of Family Physicians

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Dr. Joan Fleischman, Founder M.D., Harvard Medical School M.P.A., John F. Kennedy School of Government

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