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Consultation for Menstrual Irregularitie
My friend had her period start on August 4th and she had sex using the pull-out method on August 8th, during her period. She has a 35-day menstrual cycle. She is not experiencing any pregnancy symptoms.
She had sex again on September 3rd, also using the pull-out method. Can you please assess the likelihood of pregnancy?
Starting tomorrow, she is experiencing white discharge, uterine pain, mood swings, and fluctuating feelings of cold and hot.
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Her LMP is 4 August.
She had sexual intercourse on 8 August.
That was not a fertile period. So she can't conceive that day.
You didn't mention whether she took an emergency contraceptive pill like i pill or some such medicine.
She has a 35 day cycle. So she would have had her ovulation on 25 August.
Second time she had sex on 3 September. That was again a safe zone for pregnancy.
So she can't be pregnant.
She should expect her periods by 10 September.
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Though the pull out method is not entirely safe a contraceptive method as precum also contains sperms, but still she has had intercourse during her non fertile days so less likelyhood of pregnancy if her cycles are regular
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In case of missed periods, do pregnancy test.
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Chances of pregnancy are unlikely
She is advised to wait till 9th of September
She needs a pregnancy test if she doesn't get her periods by then
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Wait for next menses
If she misses her periods, do pregnancy test
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Do a pregnancy test if she misses her period
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