I take ovral L for 21 days but on having pregnancy test using kit. I found it positive. Will it be correct

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy10 months ago

A. If you've been taking oral contraceptive pills (like Oral L) for 21 days and received a positive result on a pregnancy test, there are a few things to consider: 1. Effectiveness of Oral Contraceptives: Oral contraceptives are typically very effective when taken correctly (around 99% effective with perfect use). However, no birth control method is 100% foolproof. Missing doses, taking medications that interfere with the pill (like certain antibiotics), or having digestive issues like vomiting or diarrhea can reduce its effectiveness. 2. False Positive: A positive pregnancy test result is usually accurate, but there are rare cases where it could be a false positive. However, this is unlikely if you’ve followed the instructions and the test was taken correctly. 3. Timing: If you've taken the oral contraceptive as instructed and you’re in the placebo or break week (the week of no pills or sugar pills), it’s important to wait until after the break to take the test. If you took the test before or right at the start of the break week, your hormone levels could still be affected by the pill. Next Steps: Confirm with a Blood Test: The most accurate way to confirm pregnancy is through a blood test or by visiting your doctor. A blood test can detect pregnancy earlier and more accurately than home pregnancy tests. Follow up with a Doctor: It’s important to contact your healthcare provider to confirm the pregnancy and discuss your options, especially if you were relying on birth control for contraception. Even though it’s rare, pregnancy can occur while on birth control. If your test is positive, it's best to confirm with your doctor to get a definitive answer.

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