I was on Krimson 35 course for 3 months and finished my last pill on 15 th October and got withdrawal bleed on 19th October.On 27th October me and my partner had some physical intimacy where he ejaculated on my hand Little.We however had no direct genital contact whatsoever and neither did my hands go near my vagina after ejaculation.We did wash our hands after with water.But safe sidely i took an i pill today.I also have pcod with irregular ovulation and short periods.
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Pregnancy unlikely. For pcos concern take proper medication and as you already said you completed 3 month course , dont take on and off ipill for unwanted pregnancy and this will affect your cycles also so consult first then take medication
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Dont take ipill casually. Take proper contraceptive counselling .
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The best way to manage PCOS involves a combination of lifestyle changes like diet and exercise, and medical treatments as recommended by a healthcare provider. A focus on a low-glycemic diet with whole foods, regular physical activity (including strength training), weight management, and stress reduction can significantly improve symptoms. Medical treatments like hormonal birth control or other medications can also help regulate menstrual cycles and other symptoms.
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