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Hi everyone! I have been a little confused and worried lately. My dentist had told that it would be better if I dont plan a baby till they have taken the necessary X Rays. My husband and I have used condoms for about 3 months. But just last week we ended up having unprotected sex, twice. My period is due on the 25th or 26th of january. But my body has been acting unsual. Usually this time in my cycle, I get liquidy viginal discharge, but I am getting very little viginal discharge and it is pretty thick. Its not smelly or anything. Its just white and thick. I normally get such a discharge a few days before my period. I dont feel inclined to sexual activity because I feel fatigued also I dont lubricate much during intercourse. I am getting tired very easily. Sometimes my breasts feel as though they are aching a bit, but sometimes they feel completely ok. I feel like I need to sleep more, even after sleeping for 11 hrs! I am just wondering if I am pregnant. And my period is not due yet, so I dont know if doing a pregnancy test would show anything. Should I be concerned?
Thanks!
Thanks!
I went to the dentist today with my old X Rays. They said they will be enough and that they wont take any news ones and that my treatment is safe even if I am pregnant :) Cheers!
it is so hard to tell at this early of a stage.. I would hold off on the xray till your period (or missed period). If you already had it, then dont worry too much, they generally use a lead blankey and the radiation from a dental xray is pointed at your face, so the risks are much lower than if you got say a chest xray
it sounds like early stages to me...my very forst pregnancy(i lost it) i got symptoms liek the moment of conception...lol it was wierd. it is too early for a hpt usually so you might want to hold off on the xrays until you can take a test..sometimes a wierd period can cause these symptoms as well...so it the waiting game..my most hated game in the world!
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