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My friend had an kind of an intercourse 1week ago.they took proctection . He wore a condom. But he did a pullout after just one or two penetration. He didn't came inside her. Today she can see light spotting and she is 1week late for periods? Should she take pregnancy test? Or what are chance of her getting pregnant?
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if in doubt, no harm in doing urine pregnancy test...but, pregnancy chances is not there...
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If he has not discharged his semen inside then rare to occur Pregnancy. So she should wait for her period.
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Dr. Sana Vali
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
she should do a upt. and consult a gunaecologist if positive .
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Ya she should take pregnancy test either by urine or blood.After report meet to gynaecologist and take her advice and suggestion for next step.
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