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Can I be pregnant?
I visited my bf on 24th Oct ...my lmp was from 20-23rd Oct. We only had oral sex...but he ejaculated near my vagina...I washed immediately and then after 6 hrs consumed unwanted 72...everything was fine but on 30th October I got little bleeding with some clots...it was not brown...it was bright red ...but little in quantity...this continued till 1 november...and after that I have been quite unwell. I was getting dizzy spells very frequently... Back aches, sore boobs, bloating and all the symptoms of pregnancy....did 4 pregnancy test between 18-25 nov....all were negative ..I visited a gynaecologist on 24th november as I had very bad stach cramps...she did an ultrasound... And I was diagnosed with pcos...I was shocked ...I never knew I had this problem... I was pretty regular...I was late for period but I got it on 2 nd December...it was like my normal.period...but all those symptoms won't just go away :( ...Although I ahd my period...but are the symptoms because of pcos or pregnancy??
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Hello, Since you had unwanted 72, which is a high dosage hormonal pill that causes a hormonal imbalance in body, it might be the reason behind spotting, bloating and backaches. It is unlikely for you to be pregnant. I would suggest that you visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi for further evaluation. My clinic offers varied gynecological treatments and services and ensures that you have a successful treatment. You can share your contact details to reach you.
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Its surely not (NOT) pregnancy.
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Hello there.  I can understand your concern.  I thought u had taken a number of urine tests and also got a ultrasound done and all have come negative. So i would rule out pregnancy and you should also stop thinking about it. Consult a gynaecologist in person for further evaluation and management. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.
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