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Having 2 period in a months from last two months after having unprotected sex in month of February 16th. I have 2 periods in March starting and March 22nd like regular periods and in April its norml and date of periods is last week of April like in last week of March i have my 2nd period. In April i have periods on 20 and last on 24 April. After 10 day exact i have irregular light spotting on 4th May to 8th may and now after 2 days i am again spotting today.Is this sign of pregnancy? Or other reason? Because i have PCOD and last i had taken medicine for PCOD is December 2024. So this is pregnancy or what? I don't want to be pregnant now. Please answer as soon as possible
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