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Actually honestly telling you me and my girlfriend had oral sex 3 weeks ago, but there are no symptoms of pregnancy.
Like the symptoms are frequent urination, weakness, fatigue, vomiting etc. But she isn't facing any problems of above.
But 2-3 days ago when she went for toilet, 1-2 drops of blood flew. is she pregnant
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If u had oral sex relax because it can never convert in to pregnancy. If u had vaginal insertion that can cause bleeding. If yes that is common cause of bleeding
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Dr. Neelima Deshpande
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Thank you for your question.
Oral sex will not cause pregnancy. However any genital contact is a risk for pregnancy however brief. The only way to know is to do a urine pregnancy test. Unscheduled bleeding may be a one off event or may signal an infection if there has been any episode of unprotected intercourse.
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