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What are the Chances of getting pregnant
I have pcod and didn't got my periods from Last 4.5 months...i Had a protected Sex with Bf on 27th march with Double condom for once,He ejaculated outside n i've taken ipill within 68 hours and from 28th started taking prevent N for periods and started eating Papaya too...today is the 5th day after my Session ist completed but i didn't got my periods...but i'm afraid of pregnancy...can U plz Tell wht r the Chances of getting pregnant?
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Though the chances of attaining pregnancy as per what u have wrote is very less
But don't forget , precum also have sperms, whereas it also depends on the day of your menstrual cycle . And as I can understand , you guys don't want to take chance , so it's better to consult and take correct action rather then regretting later . Don't worry ,u will be helped .consult me.
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Need to discuss. Contact me.
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Dr. Om Prakash L
Sexologist
7 yrs exp
Adilabad
Take consultation from gynecologist
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Dr. Arun Kumar
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36 yrs exp
Mumbai
There can be many possibilities... Get yourself evaluated for best advice..
Consult a gynaecologist for best advice
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