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I'm a unmarried woman
My previous period date is 6th December..this January my expected period date 4th January and I had unprotected sex with my partners 5th January and get period 6th January for 5 days.but a gynecologist says ovum can active during period and one day before period and there is a chance of pregnancy.I had a upt test after 14 day of intercourse its negative.can I still pregnant. And need any upt again.I'm very depressed doctor.please help me
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Pls connect me for online consultation so that i can help u and prescribe u med for periods to come,my name is dr lavina batra
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Dr. Parikshit Jaysukh Savalia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Ovulation occurs in mid cycle not at end of cycle.
Yours is a 28 days cycle, so your ovulation must be occuring around day 14th of your cycle.
Stay assured, you can never be pregnant if you had it on 5th jan.
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keep calm and wait for 3rd feb. you will get your periods then. :)
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when in doubt, always use a condom.😊
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Dr. Sri Nayana Kolli
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Vijayawada
It is highly unlikely that you can get pregnant. It is your safe period when you had intercourse. You can relax. If you are still worried you can repeat your upt 1 week after if u miss your next period. That might help in relieving your anxiety
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