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Unprotected sex before expected periods
I am 29 years old. My expected period date is around June 7. I had unprotected sex with ejaculation inside on the last two days.I am now having symptoms like tiredness, mild lower abdominal cramps similar to period pain, back pain, smell sensitivity causing nausea, and reduced appetite. I am worried about pregnancy. Can I still get my periods on June 7? Are these symptoms too early to be pregnancy symptoms? What are the chances of pregnancy? Is it too early for a home pregnancy test or blood test?
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If your periods are expected around June 7 and your menstrual cycles are regular, intercourse 1–2 days before the expected period usually carries a very low risk of pregnancy, as ovulation would typically have occurred about 2 weeks earlier.
However, if your cycles are irregular, ovulation timing may vary and pregnancy cannot be completely ruled out.
If the unprotected intercourse occurred within the last 5 days (120 hours) and pregnancy is not desired, emergency contraception can still be considered.
If your period is delayed by more than a week, do a urine pregnancy test and consult a gynecologist if needed.
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Because ovulation is crossed already
Less chance pregnancy
Try to do pregnancy test 2 days after expected date of mensus
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Or do serum. Beta HCG test on the day of missed period
No other chances of knowing pregnancy
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It's too early for Pregnancy symptoms and Pregnancy test. Possibility of pregnancy can be there in cases of delayed Ovulation, which can happen occassionally in women with regular periods
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Too early to understand if you are going to be pregnant or not you will have to wait till a skipped period to do a test and find out
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