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Unprotected sex during periods
Hi. I had unprotected sex on the 2nd day of my period and my husband ejaculated inside me. Since then I have had less flow and I haven't had any flow since my 4th day except droplets of blood. I usually don't feel bloated after my period start and end but I feel bloated since the last two days. Does having sex during periods or drinking alcohol decrease your flow and are there any chances of me getting pregnant?
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Sexual intimacy during periods only exposes you to infection. Pregnancy is not possible.
Your symptoms regarding period may not recur in the next period but your feeling bloated may be due to consumption of liquor.
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Having sex during periods has no chance of causing pregnancy.The decreased flow and bloating may be a chance occurence.
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Sexual activity during periods can increase chances of infection and nothing else. U will not get pregnant
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
There is no chance of pregnancy as you had intercourse during menses.
Having sex during menses or alcohol consumption do not have any effect on menstrual flow
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Avoid sex during menses
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