Hello
If two home pregnancy tests on different days are positive, you are very likely pregnant, especially with 42 days missed period and symptoms like vomiting and fatigue.
Withdrawal (no ejaculation inside) is not fully reliable, so pregnancy can still happen.
Since you do not want to continue the pregnancy:
First, confirm with a doctor visit and ultrasound to check how many weeks and rule out ectopic pregnancy.
If it is an early pregnancy (usually up to 9 weeks), medical abortion pills (Mifepristone + Misoprostol) are commonly used.
Do not take pills without medical guidance, especially at 18 and without confirming gestational age.
⚠️ Seek urgent care if severe abdominal pain (one-sided), dizziness, or very heavy bleeding.
Please see a gynecologist as soon as possible for safe and legal options in your area.
I trust this helps Thank you Take care
Based on what you’ve described, it’s likely that you are pregnant. Home pregnancy tests are designed to detect the hormone hCG, which is typically only present if you’re pregnant. Getting positive results on two separate tests, especially when taken after a missed period, usually indicates pregnancy. The fact that your period is 42 days late, combined with your tests, strongly suggests this possibility. It’s important to confirm this with a healthcare professional. As for terminating the pregnancy, it’s crucial to seek guidance from a medical professional before deciding on any medication. Abortion pills can have side effects and require specific protocols to ensure safety, effectiveness, and to reduce any risks of complications. If you’re considering a medical abortion, mifepristone and misoprostol are commonly used, but they should not be taken without a prescription and supervision from a healthcare provider. This is to ensure that they are appropriate for your particular situation, and to monitor for any adverse effects. Precautions involve ensuring that you have access to emergency care in case anything unexpected occurs, and following up with your doctor to confirm that the abortion is complete. Additionally, consider discussing long-term contraceptive methods to avoid similar situations in the future. You should reach out to a healthcare provider urgently to discuss your options and receive safe and comprehensive care.
