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Pregnancy after postinor 2

Greetings,

On June 1st, I took 1 tablet of postinor in 8 hours after I had unprotected sex and took another one in 12 hours. I was not expecting my period until June 24 but it started on June 8 and lasted 6 days, like my normal period does. Now I have missed my regular period, which was supposed to start on June 24. I took blood test to opt out pregnancy, which came out negative. I have done MULTIPLE pregnancy tests - all negative. I am still worried since I have no signs, which I usually have, of my period coming. I have read multiple comments and I am terribly worried - Can i still be pregnant after postinor 2 and negative blood tests?

And IF it happens and I AM pregnant, will postinor2 somehow affect babys health? :(  

Thank you in advance
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Emergency contraceptives tend to make women late after they take them or have irregular bleeding.  They are well known for that. They are basically a big dose of hormones and they then interfere with a woman's normal cycle.  It can last for 2 to 3 months after you take it.  You've taken enough pregnancy tests to know you aren't pregnant.  So, it's the after affects of the postinor.  https://www.drugs.com/international/postinor.html
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By the way, that's a great user name.  lol, I love it!
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