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Regarding my periods after sex
I am an 18-year-old girl, and my last period started on 26th September. I usually get my period a little early, so I was expecting it around 24–26 October. On 17th October, I had anal sex with my partner. He ejaculated in my anus, and when he pulled out, some semen leaked out. He tried to hold it in his hand, and once it stopped, I walked to the washroom and sat down to push out the remaining semen. It was mixed with lubricant and a little bit of stool.
While cleaning, some of the semen mixed with lubricant touched the outer part of my vaginal opening and the vulva, but when I inserted my finger inside my vagina, there was no semen inside — only my own discharge. After that, I washed my anus and vulva properly with water, soap, and then shampoo.
From the next day (18th October), my vulva has been dry my panty is dry and my cervix feels low when i check it but today when i checked again i noticed some thick white discharge that was not strechy just a little watery. my periods will com
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The chance of being pregnant is highly unlikely
Wait till the day of your expected menses
If you didn’t get do upt
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Thnxs for your question
For pregnancy sperms have to ejelated inside vagina and sperm have to fertilized egg and that fertilized egg have to implement in uterus.
In ur case no ejeculation inside vagina so no worries abt pregnancy
Anal ejeculation no worries abt pregnancy
Discharge from vagina is not good for ur vaginal health.
Period will come don't worry about it
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Less likely that you would be pregnant still Wait for periods to confirm
Nothing much to be done now
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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There is no point in hammering your head about what will happen tomorrow.
Please wait for the expected date of your next period (and five days after that). If you don't get your periods please do a urine pregnancy test and consult a Gynaecologist with the report.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
this is what happens when you try to inculcate half knowledge of google
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Consult please.
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