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Pregnancy or not
I am 24 yrs old..am suffering from pcod since 2013..i had unprotected sex in feb 3 but no intercourse his semen had just touched but i washed immediately.Before feb 3 i had my last period 2months back which was on nov27. After feb 3 i got my period after taking pe tablets but i felt vomiting,headache for 10- days,then i again missed period in march 11,upts were negative on march 3,13,18 then doc prescribed regestrone i got period on march 27 on the same day i got slight faint line on upt but beta hcg 0.16 but got period on night but less period than usual but lasted for 3 days,after 7days i repeated upt again faint line came but beta hcg 1.83 and usg scan only showed pcod and fatty liver.Again on april 27 i missed period doc prescribed me meprate and pcod sachet,i took it for 5days twice,i didnt got period from 13 days of stopping meprat so i did a upt again it came negative,then on 15th day of stopping meprate i got my period but bleeding is very less.is there any chance of pregnancy?
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No there is no chance of pregnancy. You can use cyclical OCP later on. It will regulate your cycle as well as act like a contraceptive. (Just an advice, since you panicked so much for being "pregnant")
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Do upt with morning urine ssmple.and obstetric usg.
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No it's unlikely to be pregnancy. In PCOD, periods tend to be irregular and with use of hormonal pills to regulate cycle there can be times where bleeding is too less or absent. Nothing to worry about. For contraception you can consult further.
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