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I had protected sex with my partner on 14th January. My period was on 3rd January. We didn't have penis intercourse but after masturbating him without washing hands inserted fingers inside my vagina.. We again had protected sex on 26 and 27nth.. I took a home pregnancy test on 27nth with morning sample and it was negative.. After 14nth a consumed a glass of pineapple juice a day for 6 days.. On 30th January i started bleeding. I had a moderate flow of bleeding for 1st 2 days with small clots which was red with cramping. From 3-5th day the flow reduced and color changed to brown.. By 5th day bleeding completely stopped... For last 2 days im feeling stomach burn, freequent urination, continuous burp with fatigue.. Is that a symptom of pregnancy.. Is that an implantation bleeding or period?
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
Don't worry too much.
U did protected sex and didn't missed ur regular period so no worries abt pregnancy.
Anxiety makes u feel uncomfortable.
Is there any abnormal discharge from vagina rt now?
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Pregnancy test can be done 24 hours after a skipped period so the test that you did on the 27th was wrongly timed and hence negative
The bleeding you faced looks like your periods
Frequent urination could be a sign of urinary tract infection
you can get a test called urine routine to find out
burp and stomach burn is because of acidity
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