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R thr chances of getting pregent?
I had periods on 23 April. Took i pill on 1st may after having love with boyfriend on 30 April. he just touched my vagina with fingers, rubbed it. On 4 may we did it again, that time he rubbed his penis on my vagina. there was fluid but don't know if it was his or mine. i urinated and washed myself after that. i am still virgin. he didn't penetrate into me. on 8 may i started bleeding, when my next period date is 22 or 23 may. are there any chances of getting pregnant due rubbing thing even though i am bleeding due to i pill? if yes than how can know that or how can i get sure about it?
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Unlikely of a pregnancy.
Bleeding is mostly due to the pill you took.
You have had sex in a relatively safer period. Relax
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Pregnancy is very unlikely since you have taken ipill. However to confirm do a UPT.
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