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Am i pregnant?
I had unprotected anal sex last Thurs (12th of Jan), he pulled out before he came and i didnt realized that the day was one of my two suspected ovulation day so i quickly took a mornjng after pill (postinor-2) three hours later for safety. I took it around 6 pm so since its a two tablets morning after pill i took the other one at 6 am. Now im beginning to have pain on one side of my pelvis but never cramps (at least not yet). And ive also been having creamy sticky gluey discharge ever since then that made me wear a panty liner now. Ive read that creamy discharge after ovulation can be a sign of pregnancy and i really want to know if i am pregnant.
Just buy some pregnancy tests and you'll see if you are or are not pregnant. But take them more that 1 time,because at first turn it might show the wrong answer.if you don't want to have a baby then I hope you're not pregnant:))
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Hi. First, stop trying to track your own cervix. :>) That is very difficult to do accurately and not really helpful. So, you took the morning after pill. This pill works as a huge dose of hormones (how you don't conceive, it upsets the apple cart of hormones that need to be in place for pregnancy). While it works well so that women don't get pregnant, it does wreak havoc on your hormonal system. Your period will be irregular probably for up to 2 to 3 months after this. You may bleed out of the ordinary or you may not bleed for a long time. This is all normal. I would guess you did not conceive. If you want confirmation, wait 2.5 weeks after the sexual encounter and take a pregnancy test. It should be negative. Discharge and all of that are often dictated by hormones and you've just messed with your hormones with the Plan B pill--- so changes would be expected. good luck hon
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I noticed bloody discharge (blood+discharge) and my expected period is 5-6 days away, is this still a side effect?
I noticed bloody discharge (blood+discharge) and my expected period is 5-6 days away, is this still a side effect?
Nvm it's my period it started early
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