I had protected sex with my girlfriend and the condom came off when I finished, she took her contraceptive immediately. Later we again had sex but it was protected sex. This happened on 10th July '2025 She took contraceptive pills again today i.e 12th July '2025 just in case. She has pcod as well.. Is there still chances of she getting pregnant?
My last period started on 8th june and i had sex on 9th july and condom was used but i haven't got my period yet. I have all symptoms of my period but no blood. It was my first time as well. I have vitamin b12 and vitamin D deficiency. Am i pregnant?
It's now 9 months to my delivery but my period date is not constant. It comes sometimes before 4 days, 8 days or even 10 days. Why is it so ?
I am 38 years old female, i got period on 1 st of July which lasted till 5 th of July. And i had unprotected sex on 10th of July. What are possibilities of getting pregnant or shall i go for i pill? What are consequences of the same
Hi, My anomaly scan done at 21weeks as per Lmp GA and GA age as per USG 20 weeks 3 days and nasal bone mentioned 4 mm is it fyn or anything has to do Nt scan mentioned nasal bone present Double marker low risk Anomaly scan mentioned nasal bone 4mm and attaching report as well Kindly pour ur suggestion please don't mention connect dr said like it's fyn only but I am bit worried.
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