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i was diagnosed with PCOS almost 3 yrs back.... m still under medication for it....due to this problem i often have heavy and prolonged periods...last month my periods went on for a whole month (from 6th july to 5th august)
on the 14th of august i had unprotected intercourse....however my boyfriend did not ejaculate inside me...of this i m a 100% sure...but i have been hearing disturbing facts about pre-*** containing sperm....he did not have intercourse or masturbate for at least 10 days before this incident took place..... is it still possible that his pre-*** contained sperm?? i got my period on the 24th of august....but it was very light and happened only for 3-4 days.... could i be pregnant?? please tell me....i m worried beyond belief
i was diagnosed with PCOS almost 3 yrs back.... m still under medication for it....due to this problem i often have heavy and prolonged periods...last month my periods went on for a whole month (from 6th july to 5th august)
on the 14th of august i had unprotected intercourse....however my boyfriend did not ejaculate inside me...of this i m a 100% sure...but i have been hearing disturbing facts about pre-*** containing sperm....he did not have intercourse or masturbate for at least 10 days before this incident took place..... is it still possible that his pre-*** contained sperm?? i got my period on the 24th of august....but it was very light and happened only for 3-4 days.... could i be pregnant?? please tell me....i m worried beyond belief
Either that our go to the doctor. I was on several different birth controls and experienced the same thing. Months of bleeding and very heavy. Try taking to your doctor about microgestin 1.5/30 my doctor said she has seth a huge success rate with it. ( going from months if heavy to normal periods)
Yes, it is possible that it did contain sperm. If you are concerned about being pregnant, take a home test to be certain. That's the only way to tell for sure.
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