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Chances of pregnancy
We had unprotected intercourse on 4 th day of her period which was on (25 th feb) she has 5 days of period starting from 22nd Feb to 26 th feb , she has average cycle of 28 days . I'm sure i didn't penetrate but I'm in doubt whether my penis tip contains precum or not because of this i gave her unwnated 72 after 6 hours of intercourse . On first March she had watery vaginal discharge and on 3rd March she got bleeding in a spotting maneer which lasts only for two days i.e (3 Rd to 4th March ) . What are the chances of pregnancy and when she will have her periods ?
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Chances of pregnancy are very low because she had intercourse on the 4th day of her period which is safe time as far as pregnancy is concerned.
She had intercourse on the 4th day of her period (25 February) but her periods last for 5 days (22 to 26 February). That means she had intercourse during periods (which is the safest time as far as pregnancy is concerned).
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