Pregnancy from the attack cannot be detected at this time. Neither pregnancy nor STD resulting from the assault will be detectable at the time of your initial medical examination. Six weeks after the assault, a blood test should be taken for syphilis. If you miss your next menstrual period, you need to wait two weeks, then go for a pregnancy test. A urine or blood test may be given.
Many women have no symptoms when they develop an infection.
PID can lead to serious complications, including infertility. Follow-up examinations are essential to insure adequate treatment. Antibiotics can be given to prevent bacterial infections which may have been passed on to you by your assailant. The Morning After Pill treatment actually consists of four pills, two taken initially and two more taken twelve hours after the initial dosage. This is not a form of contraception.