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Pregnancy scare
I got my last period on 18th May which got over on 22nd. I had sexual intercourse on 24th and again on 31st May. It was protected sex using condoms both times. I didn't take ipill or any other medication besides using condoms.
From 5th June, I have started getting mild cramps, feeling nauseous (no vomitting though), fatigue and have a white discharge. My period cycle is regular (28-30 days, I should get my period around 16-18th June). Should I take a pregnancy test before that? Could I be pregnant?
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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if condom used n intact then no chance of pregancy.
most likely its not due preganacy
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