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I had my last period on 21 February which continues till 25th February. On 25th February there was only spotting. But from 1st March there is red discharge. On 24 January I had protected intercourse and he ejaculated outside. On 16 February I did Beta HCG and it was below 1.2
On 5th March i did UPT and it was also negative.
1) I wanna ask is there any chance of pregnancy?
2) what can be the reason of red discharge?
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You should get yourself examined by a Gynaecologist in your area. They should see if there is a local cause for infection or bleeding in the vagina.
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Chances of pregnancy are not there a provided that there’s no history of unprotected intercourse after your last menses in February.
Spotting could be due to some hormonal disturbances or cervicitis or could be polyp.
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