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Mom of 2 children10 months ago
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#ask the expert i missed my periods its been 4 days extra crossed. i checked home kit it shows positive.. But we done with safety measures, i don't know how it is possible.. I don't want this now.. can you please suggest what to do.. ?

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profile image of POOJA KOTHARIPOOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 7 m old boy10 months ago

A. It's understandable to feel concerned in this situation. Here's a guide to help you navigate your next steps: 1. Confirm the Pregnancy Home Test Accuracy: Home pregnancy tests are highly accurate but can occasionally give false positives. To confirm: Repeat the test after a couple of days, using the first-morning urine. Consult a doctor for a blood test (beta-hCG) or an ultrasound for confirmation. --- 2. Discuss Your Options If the pregnancy is confirmed and you are not ready to continue, consult a gynecologist immediately. They can guide you on safe and legal options based on how far along the pregnancy is. --- 3. Early Termination Options (Under Medical Supervision) Medical Abortion: Can be done up to 7-9 weeks of pregnancy using medication (like Mifepristone and Misoprostol) prescribed by a doctor. Surgical Abortion: For pregnancies beyond the early stage, minor surgical procedures like suction aspiration may be recommended. --- Important Notes Self-medication is dangerous: Do not attempt any over-the-counter methods or medications without medical guidance, as they can cause severe complications. Timeliness is crucial: Early consultation with a gynecologist ensures safer and less invasive options. Post-procedure care: If you proceed with termination, follow the doctor's advice for aftercare to ensure your physical and emotional well-being. --- Preventive Steps for the Future Review and discuss long-term contraception options with your doctor, such as birth control pills, IUDs, or implants, to avoid similar situations.

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