Pregnancy Related Matter - Today Is My 18Th Day Of My Periods.

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Asked for Female, 28 Years

Today is my 18th day of my periods. We are trying for pregnancy.. We did intercourse on last 3 days back.. And today doctor have called.. What they will come to know

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Dr. Lakshmi H K

Gynecologist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi, may be to confirm the ovulation.

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