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Could I be pregnant
I had protected foreplay with partner on 25th June,2016. But because of accidental contact between his penis and my vaginal opening, I took an emergency contraceptive <1 hr of incident. I have experienced normal periods on 6th June (i.e. prior to incident) and then on 9th July, 9th Aug, 22nd Sept and 9th Oct. My bleeding was normal heavy and lasted 3-4 days on each occasion In the meantime, we engaged in foreplay only on 1st Oct, and this time I did not even take off my panty and was also using a panty liner. So I thought the chance of conceiving was very remote. But sometime around October I got paranoid on reading articles about how woman can have periods and still be pregnant. So I took a home pregnancy test on 4th November which came negative I had another period on 9th Nov. But it lasted only 2 days (normal bleeding) Could I be pregnant from any of the two incidents? We are in a long distance relation and hence I am sure that no other incidents/ accidents happened.
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Hello there.  I can understand your concern.  You need not be worried at all. Its alright. You have taken a pregnancy test which has clearly come negative. If you were pregnant, it should have come positive. Just quit thinking. If you still are not satisfied, you can c9nsuot a gynaecologist in person for further evaluation and management. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.
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