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Chances of pregnancy
Period days : 5-7 days
Menstrual cycle: 28-29 days
Had unprotected sex on 4th day of period i.e (25th Feb) sure that penetration didn't happen ,but not sure precum was there or not .So in doubt I have her unwanted 72 on 25th Feb after 6 hourse of intercourse . On 1st March she had watery discharge from vagina , on 3rd - 4th March she had brownish bleeding in a spotting manner . Today is 29th of March her actual date of periods to come is 23 March but it delay so now what to do and is there chances of pregnancy because she started feeling cramping on thighs , pain in lower abdomen , acnes , pimples backache and when to do upt ?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Brown discharge was due to withdrawal bleeding of the pill . Period delay may happen due to ecp..It has high failure rate hence do a pregnancy test .
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