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Pregnancy and periods urgent help
11 May 2022 - no penetration, no intercourse, just unprotected contact of penis on vagina, no ejaculation, no visible precum. 12 may 2022- got scared of possible precum and took ipill. 16 may 2022 day 25 of cycle at 7 pm got bleeding which lasted for a week. No bleeding after that. All home urine tests negative. Transabdominal ultrasound done on 7th june which showed no pregnancy. Is there still chance of pregnancy? If i miss my periods this month would it be due to pregnancy from this incident??
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U have got withdrawal bleeding....chances of pregnancy are nil...
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Very few chances of pregnancy.
Your LMP is 21 April. You had sexual intimacy on 11 May (day 20 of the cycle). You have taken i pill on 12 May. You had bleeding from 16 May (25th day of the cycle). It lasted for 7 days.
You should expect your next period by 16 June. If you don't get your periods by 16 June then you should do a urine pregnancy test on 20 June.
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