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Any chances of pregnancy?
I had unprotected intercourse 3 days ago. He didn't come inside of me, but it was over the area above my opening and mons pubis (had to look it up what's it called). After sex, I peed and cleaned up everything.
Today I took a pill, it was within 72 hours.
Few facts: I drink and smoke. I have PCOD, and had my last period on 26th May. My period was already late. I was on medication of PCOD for the past 6 months, but for the past 4 weeks or so, I'm not.
After consuming the pill, I had some abdominal pain.
Also, I've been getting clear vaginal discharges from tomorrow.
Still any chances of pregnancy?
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Your last period was on 26 May.
You had sexual intercourse on 12 July.
You could already be pregnant that day.
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