24,25,26 th april of protected sex…got blood spotting on 28th april…doctor prescribed crina ncr…got periods on 16th may….had for 4 days…full fledged with clots…from day 2 of my periods i took dronis 30…which i already finished and today is day 3 yet no periods ...since april i am not sexually active....is there any possibility of pregnancy???
On 26th April I have had Sex with Protection of Condom and for the better precaution I took I-pill after that. On 5th May I got Periods for 5days in Normal way. But This month of June 5th is Gone and Today is 8th. 3 days over still not period came out. Even I did pregnancy test by the kit and It was negative. What to do now? I am so worried and feeling so irritated.
I had unprotected sex with ejalucation inside a few days back. I have symptoms like breast pain, slight lump near to nipple, nausea, food aversion, fatigue, not able to sleep at night, pain comes when I try to lie down steadily, smell sensitivity, and reduce appetite. It's been 2 days since my period was missed. I am not able to take any weight. I am unable to walk or sit for long. There is pain in between the breast and my stomach area, slight back pain sometimes. I am unable to wear a bra due to breast pain and itching is also there in my breasts.
My wife is pregnant it's 21st wee now we got to know the baby has cleaft lip and cleaft palate I don't know that we should continue the pregnancy with all the tensions for the baby
I am 26 years old. My height is 5'2" and weight is 52 kg. My periods come regularly every month, but bleeding usually lasts only 1 day. During periods, blood clots also pass sometimes. Today I have mild period pain, but bleeding has not started yet. I am unmarried and there is no chance of pregnancy. Is this normal or do I need any tests?
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