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Pregnancy doubt
Last I had intercourse was 7 months ago i.e 17th july'21 . Unprotected sex but he pulled out in time.
I got normal periods since then till jan'22.
This month (feb'22) I haven't got my period yet (its been 17days late) .
Is there even possible of getting pregnant after soo long of having sex.
Yes/no?
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All is well don't worry
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No chance. Wait for few more days for periods to come.
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Consult for detailed discussion
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Intercourse 7 months before cannot make pregnant now...
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consult and get treatment for your missed periods find the exact cause for the same...
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