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My last periods started on 25th december 2021 and ended on 29th dec 2021. I had unprotected sex on 14th and 16th January 2022. I have PCOD since many years and I am continously taking Krimson 35 since last 3 yrs. However I missed one pill on 14th January 2022 but after then took the pill regularly. Now after 7-8 days after having sexual intercourse, my breasts feel full and nipples are tender and slightly hurting. Is this a sign of pregnancy? What are the chances of pregnancy? I don't want to get pregnant now.
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You might be pregnant.... Get a urine pregnancy test done if u miss your dates....
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Dr. Asha.Khatri
Gynecologist
49 yrs exp
Bangalore
Get a blood test Bhcg test done to confirm pregnancy. If negative no pregnancy and wait for your periods. Most likely you are not pregnant as per the history provided.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U will hv to wait till 26/1
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Dr. Rupali Vaidya
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
It may be premenstrual symptoms also, wait for your periods.. if you missed period then do Urine pregnancy test,but I don't think it will come positive
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