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I have sex at 10 April and 14th april, i have used condom and also given ipill 72 on 15 April, but i am worried that when I am fingering on her, little bit sperm jst goes to vagina, not cmfrm it touches or not. Now she dnt have withdral bleeding but she has having white discharge form vagina and. Some bad smill from urine...she has last periods on 29 March and next date would be 1 may. Any chances for pregnancy.. Is not having withdral bleeding is sign of pregnancy.
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
It's not necessary to hv withdrawal bleed after taking emergency contraceptive pills..if u hv used condoms then chances of pregnancy are very less.
if periods dont cm by 1 st may you cn contact with me directly online
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