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Trying to conceive second time
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Its been 2and half years since i gave birth to my first child and now i am looking forward to conceive second time but the thing is whenever we had intercourse after 10-15 minutes when i get up i feel like something wet coming out back from my vagina.. Is it additional part which is coming back or do i have any issues which needs to b resolved.. Also will i get pregnant if i had intercourse jst a week before my period?
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You better get yourself evaluated for any vaginal infection, do a Pap smear , a basic pelvic ultrasound . The ovulating time calculation you can discuss by consulting online . Start preconceptional supplements
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
It may be excessive semen that may come out.
But for pregnancy problems i need to know ur last period date and ur husband semen report so that I can advise u in better way.
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