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Any risk of pregnancy
I had my period on June 7th. I had sex on 25th june but since the condom broke, i took an ipill on 26th. A couple of days later I had symptoms of uti and started with the antibiotics. I got my period on 8th july but it lasted only for 2 days. I'm scared if it was spotting (implantation bleeding) or periods. My uti has reoccurred and for the past 2 days I am feeling nausea and nasal congestion. Acc to google these are early signs of pregnancy. Is there any risk involved, should I get a test done?
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You had sexual intimacy on 25 June.
Please get your beta HCG level done on 16 July. Please consult with a Gynaecologist with the report.
This advice is with the assumption that you don't have sex regularly.
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You can go for a pregnancy test
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