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i am pregnant?
Hello Everyone I think I may be pregnant but im not sure me in my boyfriend had unprotected sex my whole fertile week in everytime he came inside me I have like tummy fever feels hot,my period was on 4 september i took contraceptive pills for 9 days then i stopped em but every of this days we had unprotected sex ,on 15 and 16 sept i was bleeding bit but not like a whole period and then stopped ..pls help why do i feel this heat @ tummy ?
U can do beta hcg test quantitative for early detection if you are prenant or not.. just to ease ur mind
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
You have been taking your pills very irregularly so you are not protected against pregnancy. Any unprotected sex carries the chances of pregnancy. More so if you have sex during your fertile period. Feeling hot in the tummy can be due to hormonal changes, temperature fluctuations and several other causes. A detailed history and clinical examination findings should be known before ascertaining the cause of your illness. If you are doubtful about pregnancy it is suggested to wait for your periods. If you miss your periods take up pregnancy test. For more details and queries it is suggested to visit a gynecologist for clinical examination. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
You have been taking your pills very irregularly so you are not protected against pregnancy. Any unprotected sex carries the chances of pregnancy. More so if you have sex during your fertile period. Feeling hot in the tummy can be due to hormonal changes, temperature fluctuations and several other causes. A detailed history and clinical examination findings should be known before ascertaining the cause of your illness. If you are doubtful about pregnancy it is suggested to wait for your periods. If you miss your periods take up pregnancy test. For more details and queries it is suggested to visit a gynecologist for clinical examination. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
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