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Doctor insights on: Unprotected Sex And Pregnancy

Late period: Late or missed period is the first, and the only completely reliable one. There are no reliable symptoms before then, although many people sure have fun thinking about it. :). ...Read more

Nothing much: Pregnancy is not possible on top of an existing pregnancy. So nothing will come about from unprotected sex while pregnant provided the partner is free of disease (should use a condom in that case) because pregnancy does not make you exempt from sexually transmitted disease. ...Read more

Hormones possibly: See your GYN as this may be hormonally related as ovulation causes significant changes in hormones and may cause the pregnancy symptoms. ...Read more

Pregnancy: If you had an actual period then you are not pregnant. If you are uncertain as to whether the bleeding was your period - than can take a home pregnancy test. Take care. ...Read more

Not likely: If the condom was used properly then the chance of becoming pregnant is very low. Good luck! ...Read more

Chances:. 000000001%: You should be in the clear. In general, it is pretty effective up to 72 hours later so you beat the clock by 70 hours. I suspect that there is not a "too early to take" zone. And you say you've had three periods since then? What more proof do you need? Sounds like you qualify for the Fastest Plan B'er in the West. Now it's time to go for the World Title. ...Read more

Birth control: Yes. Although it is more likely that your period is delayed, it is important to be sure so get a home pregnancy test. They are very accurate. In the future, get some protection if you do not to get pregnant or a sexually transmitted disease. ...Read more

Late periods: It depends on how old you are or if you have had intercourse within the "danger" period, but missed periods for females almost always warrant a pregnancy test. If you have only had 1 negative HPT, do another one 1 week later and if that one is negative, do 1 more 1 week later. It may be too early to tell. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap ...Read more

Pregnancy: Wait a few days and repeat the test. Follow up with your doctor. Take care! ...Read more

Not pregnant: If the test is negative you are 99% not pregnant. You can do a second test to confirm. ...Read more

"skipped periods": At age 22, "periods" skipped for two months, followed by spotting may be due to emotional stress (relationship problems, exams, etc.) which inhibits ovulation, without which a menstrual period will not occur. "Protected sex" can of course fail, so obtain a serum (HCG) test (very accuate) to be certain you are not pregnant, . If negative, see your gyn provider for advice. ...Read more

Pregnancy test: Pelvic/abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding are common symptoms, these are rarely present this early though. Is there a risk/reason for concern about ectopic? If so, do a home test and consult your doctor if positive, do not rely on symptoms. ...Read more

Too soon to test: Pregnancy test should be done about 5 days after a missed period. A negative result on a test done too early is not reliable. It is not feasible to say what your symptoms are due to without an in-person evaluation. ...Read more

Birth control: Hormones in birth control can alter menstruation. More info on BC and risk at Cremersmd@blogspot. Com ...Read more

Likely periods: This is likely periods because if you were pregnant, periods would be suppressed for a while even if unfortunately you miscarried. It would reset your period dates. It sometimes takes a few sexual acts through multiple cycles to get pregnant. So don't worry. If you fail to conceive, see an Ob Gyn. ...Read more

Not likely: If you had a regular period after unprotected test and had a negative pregnancy test, you are highly unlikely to be pregnant. ...Read more

Usually ~day pd: A pregnancy test from home will likely be positive around the time of the expected period. Tests can sometimes be + as early as 7-10 d after unprotected sex. ...Read more

Pregancy test: Pregnancy tests (urine) don't turn positive until approximately 2 weeks after fertilization of the egg, which may take days after the act of sex. If you are really concerned you might be pregnant, and don't want to be, go ahead and take the morning-after pill (plan b, etc.). If you want the pregnancy, just wait 2 weeks and check a pregancy test. ...Read more

There are no days: There are no days to avoid pregnancy when you are having unprotected sex. No one can predict when you will ovulate or how long sperm can survive in your vagina. We only have estimates. Unprotected sex also leaves you open to an STD such as HIV/AIDS. It is not worth it. Please always use protection (condoms). ...Read more

No good guess.: A discharge is not a great predictor of pregnancy. Wait a few weeks and do a pg test. Enjoy yourself, relax. Worry helps nothing very much. ...Read more

None. It's too late.: Can check for pregnancy. A urine test gives a reliable result 3 weeks after sex (3 weeks after when conception might have occurred), or 1 week after missing a period. If done sooner, a positive result is likely real, but a negative result may be due to testing too soon, and thus lead to a repeat test. If a woman gets her normal regular period, then she is not pregnant, and a test is not needed. ...Read more

Repeat test: Repeat the test in a week. Assume you are pregnant until sure. No drugs, alcohol, tobacco. No meds except a prenatal vitamin with folate (folic acid) unless prescribed (and one safe during pregnancy). Get checked for STD's. And if you don't wish to be PG or get an STD, use protection now until you are sure. ...Read more

Pregnant?: I recommend you go to the doctor for a blood pregnancy test and to have a frank discussion of contraception options, unless you are trying to get pregnant. ...Read more

Yes: A irone test should also be accurate, bit a blood test would certainly be an appropriate next step, prior to doing any further testing or giving anyeds. ...Read more

See MD: Need to get examined. Coukd be ovarian cyst, ureteral stone, appendicitis, diverticulitis, hernia, other ...Read more

Needs testing: Vaginal discharge requires an examination to determine the cause and treatment. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause and often has a vaginal odor. Vaginal itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Sometimes vaginal discharge can be a sign of a sexual transmitted infection. Testing is important to determine the treatment and keep you and your partner safe. ...Read more

Fourteen Days: Fourteen days after conception or after a period is missed. Testing before you miss a period is usually a waste of time because the test is negative but invalid if tested too soon. ...Read more

See a doctor: If you period does not come or you start having pregnancy sympyoms or you still concern about being pregnant go and see a doctor for blood test if you are not pregnant the dodtor can help you regulate your period
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Yes: If worried about becoming merchandiser using birth control ...Read more

Why no period?: If during one year you miss three periods, that means you have oligomenorrhea and that's something you should be discussing with your doctor to figure out why you're having it prior to inducing a period. ...Read more