Fear of Conception Despite Bleeding

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Asked for Female, 18 Years

I had unprotected sex the last two days where all in all my partner ejaculated in my vagina maybe 5 times. I take birth control and have for years but I changed my prescription maybe two months ago back to my regular one after experimenting with other ones as my insurance changed. I also take Progestrone because I've had a history with irregular and painful periods, currently my cycle is off again and I have been been bleeding for two weeks and recently started taking the Progestrobe combined with the birth control, I am worried because I think this might be the time I am most fertile but I am still bleeding at the moment. How possible is pregnancy?

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Dr. Jagat Shah Sexologist 23 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jagat Shah

Sexologist 23 yrs exp Mumbai

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Hi, u can check with urine pregnancy test n see but chances r likely less, but u will require to visit gynac to start with proper treatment.

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