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I was ovulating and the first time my partner used condom and ejaculated in the condom. took it off and 5 mins. later we had unprotected sex. he did not ejaculate inside. took morning after pill 7 hrs later. 2 days later having white thick discharge?
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it is risky to have unprotected sex unless your partner is monogamous. I would suggest see your MD or a Gyn and be treated according to findings.
Answered 7/19/2021
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