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A female asked:
me and my boyfriend took a shower together when his sperms fell near my vagina. and its been 40 days since my last period,i'm a virgin,am i pregnant ?
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Take HPT and ...: Although the described scenario poses an almost next-to-zero possibility to conceive, still take home pregnancy test (HPT) if clinical symptoms suggests pregnancy or being still in doubt. Of course, seeing Doc timely is the surest measure to take. Best wish ...
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I have extreme cramps and back pain the first day I get my period so bad and it last awhile and pain meds don't help could this be something serious?
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Dr. Shahid Rafiqueanswered
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Probably not: In younger women congestive dysmenorrhea can be very severe just before and the first 1-2 days of the cycle. If the symptoms are so severe consider using oral contraceptives which will relieve the symptoms. Talk to your gynecologist about it.
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Probable yeast infec: It sounds like you probably have a vaginal infection. Usually yeast willgive a thick white discharge. You can use over-the-counter medication to treat but you should see your dr. For a proper diagnosis if it doesn't resolve with over-the-counter treatment for yeast infection.
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A 29-year-old member asked:
What might cause green coloration on my vagina when using nordette (ethinyl estradiol and levonorgestrel)?
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Dr. Jane Van Disanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 18 years experience
Vaginal discharge: Sometimes vaginal discharge has a green hue to it. Typically it's not a sign of infection so long as you don't have any itching or foul smell associated with it. Regardless, however, if you're concerned you may want to see a physician and get checked out for any possible infection, including possible stds. I haven't heard of birth control causing a change in the skin color of the vagina.
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A 47-year-old member asked:
Do men have a preset number of sperm like women have eggs?
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Dr. Neeoo Chinanswered
Fertility Medicine 40 years experience
No: Women are born with all the eggs they will ever have in a lifetime, but men can regenerate sperm every 90 days.
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A 24-year-old female asked:
Im having abnormally thick vaginal discharge with no odor. I have the mirena (levonorgestrel) in for about 4 months now. Never experienced this much discharge. Is this normal?
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Dr. Allison Urrutiaanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 14 years experience
Yes: Progestrone only methods of birth control can change the consistency of your vaginal/cervical discharge. During the luteal (or second half) of your cycle, Progesterone cause the mucus to become thicker (preventing more sperm from entering the uterus). Thus, it is normal to have thicker discharge.
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