Twice Periods In A Month - Me Any My Gf Had In Protected Sex And

Twice periods in a month

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Me any my gf had in protected sex and am pretty sure I didn’t cum in her. She got her periods twice in a month on 3/11 and 14/11 ever before. Is she pregnant???

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Protected sex is not 100 percent failure free, In your girlfriends case u haven't mentioned when was the act of sex to correlate with the periods. To arrive at a conclusion Wether it's a menstrual issue or a pregnancy. Kindly do a urine pregnancy test and r/o pregnancy or incomplete abortion

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