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Ellaone & Missed Period

I have 2 questions.

1. Can ellaone make you miss a period all together?

2. Can you be pregnant (6 weeks) and still have a negative at home pregnancy test?

I had sex August 28th, took ellaone on August 30th. Now I'm 12 days late. (Today is September 25th) Pregnancy test taken today was negative. Thanks for all your help.
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  • Female | 27 years old
September 26, 12:21 AM

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No chance of pregnancy in the scenario described
DR. ZAAR
DR. ZAAR, MD, MBA, PHD, MRCP
Endocrinologist in FREMONT, CA
Level: Master Contributor (66)
Website: http://lsclinics.com
September 29, 06:29 PM
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EllaOne should be effective up to 5 days after intercourse, so I think the likelihood of your being pregnant is very low given the fact that your recent pregnancy test was negative. I am not sure what the amenorrhea (missed period) rate is with EllaOne, but there are many reasons to miss a period not the least of which is stress. I would take this opportunity to get on a reliable form of birth control. Good luck.
James T. Roth
James T. Roth, MD, MSPH
OB/GYN in Salt Lake City, UT
Level: Key Opinion Leader (157)
Website: Old Farm Obstetrics & Gynecology, LLC
September 29, 02:29 AM
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