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1570931 tn?1315840395

Need an opinion and some help!

My period began on June 3 and ended on the 6th. On the 9th I started having cramps in my right ovary till the 11th. On the 10th I had some brown spotting with the cramping. Im not sure what that was, I read up that it could either be ovulation or a hormone imbalance? Ive had sex the 10th, 11th, and this morning, but this morning i noticed this clear globby string. The only way I can describe it is it looked like the stuff that sticks gift cards to card board. Ive never seen it before but it seemed like it may have been semen or something? I was basically wondering  if there was still a chance that i could get pregnant if it dripped out less than an hour after intercourse. Ive been looking online and cant find any answers, so if anyone has any info please help!
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Oh, ok. Well are you prepared to have a baby? Have a stable job/income? Health insurance? Married or in a stable, long-term relationship? Have a home/safe place to live? Have a degree or some form of continued education? If you don't, then you need to be preventing pregnancy until you are prepared and ready to have a child. Children need parents who are ready/prepared for them and children are not cheap. There are a lot of birth control options available that you can look into. I would make a doctor's appointment and discuss which option would work best for you. Take care.  
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1570931 tn?1315840395
My cycle is 26 days and AF lasts 4, 5 at the most. I'm not ttc but were not trying not to either. We want to let things happen naturally and try not to plan it.
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The brown spotting could have been from irritation from sex. The cramps could be ovulation cramps, but it seems too soon to be ovulation, though that also depends on how long your cycles are. Stringy, 'egg white' discharge is a sign of ovulation. It also doesn't matter if the semen comes out minutes after sex, because sperm have tails and they'll swim to where they need to be. Are you trying to get pregnant?
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