Late Period - My Cycle Date Was 17, I Had Protected Sex On 17.

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My cycle date was 17, i had protected sex on 17. now when i can expect my date

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If you had sex on expected date. Nothing to worry. Wait for next seven days. You can do urine for pregnancy test to be safe.

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