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The bleeding was most probably the result of the EC, which attempts to stop ovulation or fertilisation, or implantation. If you were supposed to ovulate on 12 April (7+3 days after 2 April), then you were unlikely to have been fertile 31 March. Having taken the EC, you have effectively had a 'period', and you would not expect a period to arrive on 26 April (14 days after ovulation) because you probably didn't ovulate (as you took the EC pill). You are now more likely to have ovulated nearer the time you expected your period to start (about 23 April) with a period thyen expected about 7 May (today), but having taken the EC pill, ovulation and periods can occur earlier or later than expected for a few cycles.
However, if you are still having sex, there is the possibility you could become pregnant. Depending what days you had sex, your tests would probably have been too early for any outcome from your latest sexual encounters.
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