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I am currently on my period, and after my boyfriend and i had sex and he finished inside of me, i began feeling very nauseous, what's happening?
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Anxiety maybe: Having unprotected sex on your period (or right before your period) would not be worrisome for pregnancy as you are "having your period." Maybe you are nervous, or have a stomach virus, or some other cause of being nauseous. If you remain nauseous, then see the doc for an eval. Best wishes.
Answered 3/5/2016
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