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A pregnant women can bleed every month
Doctor I have pcod.my pervious period date is 6th December and my period always come 1 to 2 days late.I had unprotected sex on 5th January and get period 6th January I don't take any I-pill.after that I do a pregnancy test 17 days after sex.its negative. 6 February I get bleeding for 6 days..my period always stay 4 to 5 days never stay 6 days.I do again a pregnancy test 13 February its again negative.I do a USG for stomach pain its show pcod.after that I get bleeding 9th March its stay again 6 days..can I pregnant??a pregnant women can bleed every month
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You can't be pregnant. It is better to be informed that a pregnant lady can't bleed every month, and a lady who bleeds every month is having her periods. She can't be pregnant.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
No ur not pregnant
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