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Pregnant or not. Emergency

2021-12-09 18:07:03
I had protected sex with my partner 2 days before my periods but i got scared because i was doubtful of slip off. I got my periods on time. My cycle is of 25-27 days. Is there a chance that i might still be pregnant? Haven't had any sort of intercourse after that
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No. Not pregnant

Answered2021-12-10 01:16:13

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Answered2021-12-09 18:10:22

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Almost no chance of pregnancy.

Answered2021-12-09 23:58:45

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If u got normal flow for ur regular cycle duration then no need to worry

Answered2021-12-09 23:38:12

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No chance , as u had full normal period

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If u had a full flow of period u cannot be pregnant A pregnancy test will help

Answered2021-12-09 18:10:55

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