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Mild cramps and spotting
Hello. I would like to tell that I had physical intimacy with my husband on 31st of July. However, I got my normal periods after 3days, on 3rd of August. Normal periods happened. But, on 16th and 17th of August, I had very minimal cramping and spotting. Spotting continued for 2days but the cramping is still there. I have previous history of Ovarian cyst. My question is that is there any risk of me being pregnant even after having periods after intercourse? And my white discharge is quite thick and curdy. What can be the reasons. Prega news test has already been done. Which is negative. Professional advice much needed.
Take a course of antibiotics
Next Steps
Take Tablet Ketoconazole 200 mg twice a day for 5 days
Take Tablet Levocetrizine twice a day for 5 days
Cansoft CL vaginum pessary for 6 nights at bedtime once every night when not having periods
Health Tips
Keep dry
Use cotton panties or no panties for a month
Use Intiwash solution for cleaning vagina and vulva twice a day
Take partner treatment with same medication if applicable
Use condom for three months to avoid ping pong infection
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no you can't be pregnant after having normal menses for atlist 28 days...
for to be pregnant you need to miss the period..
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