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Hey! I had unprotected sex two weeks ago, and then got my period last week-which lasted for six days instead of four like normal...I had unprotected sex again two days after my period which would be two days ago today. I'm experiencing cramping, discharge, and headaches and this never happens after my period.. Is there any possibility of pregnancy even though I had my period a week ago?
Preaty much hun if u are pregnant get rid.of it lol omg wow Its sounds like u want to be pregnant and if u are keep your little baby safe don't kill it
Your a doctor telling people who are obviously wanting to get pre go to take plan b do you specialize in abortions ?
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Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that there is always a possibility of pregnancy whenever you are having unprotected sex. A pregnancy test is always a good idea. You might also want to be checked for sexually transmitted infections which can sometimes cause similar symptoms.
Finally--don't forget about Plan B, Next Choice, or the other emergency contraceptive options. Even better would be a more regular method such as oral contraceptives or an IUD.
Good luck!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would advise you that there is always a possibility of pregnancy whenever you are having unprotected sex. A pregnancy test is always a good idea. You might also want to be checked for sexually transmitted infections which can sometimes cause similar symptoms.
Finally--don't forget about Plan B, Next Choice, or the other emergency contraceptive options. Even better would be a more regular method such as oral contraceptives or an IUD.
Good luck!
Dr B
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