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Had a et on 21 checked hcg on 14 th day it was 57.8 and after two days it was 6.38 dr said to stop medicines wn will i get my periods?
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2 weeks: Your periods can be delayed up to two weeks, sometimes longer. More typically, should be occurring within a week or so with the rapid drop in pregnancy hormone. It is important to follow the pregnancy hormone level weekly until it is in non pregnant state
Answered 7/14/2014
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