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Hi, I'm 25 yrs old male and my girlfriend is also 25. recently we had protected sex and I even took it off even before ejaculation. later to be on safer side she took an ipill after 5 to 6 hrs of time interval. it's her 1st menstrual period after sex. now she says she discharge hard blood clot every time she pees. is she pregnant? or what is the cause of her problem and why is she discharging blood clot in her urine? both of us worried and not ready for a pregnancy. please help
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Consult a gynaecologist
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello....... If you are worried so much about pregnancy get urine pregnancy test done at home.. Kit is available medical stores.. Menstrual bleeding rules out chance of pregnancy.. Moreover you used condom and taken pills after sexual intercourse. Heavy bleeding might be because of some other reason. Consult gynaecologist.
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