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NoDoctor's answer:
If you haven't had your period when expected and haven't had it for more than 7-10 days, you should consider pregnancy. It's recommended to use early pregnancy test strips. Instead of calculating based on the time of sexual intercourse, clinically, the pregnancy is usually calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period. If the test shows two red lines, it indicates a positive result, suggesting the possibility of pregnancy. However, you can also have a blood hCG test at the hospital 7 days after sexual intercourse. If the test is negative or inconclusive, you need to repeat the early pregnancy test again after another 7 days. Morning urine is the best for the test.