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Pregnancy scare - unprotected sex + PCOS
I recently had unprotected sex with my boyfriend, though he did not ejaculate inside me and he'd urinated beforehand. I have PCOS and tend to have periods roughly every 2 months, though this can vary a lot. I have not had any ovulation symptoms and I am not on any kind of birth control yet. This happened on Friday night and it is now Sunday morning
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Since your periods are irregular very difficult to predict.
You are still withing 72 hours so can take i pill but with its effects . You may get some bleeding.
So you decide.
Please treat pcos
Use protection
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
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Before taking any pill u get ur sonography done,as u already are having PCOs , taking any pill without confirmation will only disturb ur periods cycle even further.
You need to start with treatment for regularising your periods.
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