I had intercourse the first intercourse was done with protection and there was no ejaculation inside my vagina and the second round we did unprotected and the precum entered my vagina while having intercourse what should I do take emergency pill or is it normal since my last menstrual cycle date was 3rd of May
My girlfriend 23 age last period was on 14 april on 10 may we had intercourse with condom. During the start of the intercourse we were having penetration and during this the condom slipped according to my girlfriend some part of the condom was inside vagina and some was outside with she pulled ejaculation was not happend yet. After this i changed condom and started the act again and finished in condom. Now after this the expected time for the period was 15th of May but on 15 may she had cramps in her lower abdomen and the next day on 16 she had a little bit white discharge so on 16th she also had a drink with turmeric and Ginger after which her lower abdomen pain was gone on 17th sheet didn't have any symptom like pain or any discharge now today in morning when she went for bath then she had cramps which she said which was more now again she is saying that she don't have any cramps so what's going on?
Just after my periods i got vaginal itching with milky discharge. I have also had protected sexual intercourse. What might have happened to me. Is it vaginal infection or STI
I am suffering from PCOD but still my periods was coming after 2-3 months but this time after January there is no periods What should i do
In December I started having hormonal imbalance due to in a stressful environment, my periods got delayed and then I started getting cheese like vaginal discharge and itching , it got recovered on its own when I got my periods but now I have started to experience this again and the skin around my anus also have this burning sensation whenever I pass stool , my friend's mother suggested me fluconazole 150mg but I want to confirm the right medicine so that this infection doesn't come again ...I have pcos also
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