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Had Miscarriage. Having Fever, Weakness And Stomach Pain. Took I Pill After Sex. Cause For Fever?
Question: Hi I am 25 yrs old female,I had my first sex a few weeks ago,5-6 days after I had sex I came to know that I am pregnant.Due to stomach cramps I had a miscarriage,but after that day I have had fever,weakness and pain in the stomach ,I also had sex 2 days back but there was no penetration still i took i-pill,(2 doses at an interval of 12 hours)what can be the causes of fever and what can I do to prevent it?
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
The history you have given is not relevant at some points.
-Usually in case of regular periods, the ovulation will occur around the middle of the month.
And it will take around 2 weeks after intercourse to get the positive pregnancy test.
-Abdominal cramps may not be responsible for miscarriage but the miscarriage may be associated with them.
-Usually you have to take only one i pill and no need to take two pills.
The possible causes of fever etc are:
-Pelvic infection due to intercourse
-If you undergone any procedure for miscarriage, that can also lead to infection and fever.
You can prevent these by using regular contraceptive methods preferably barrier methods.
Hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer your follow up queries. If you are satisfied with all my answer, please rate the answer after closing the discussion.
Take care.
Thanks for the query.
The history you have given is not relevant at some points.
-Usually in case of regular periods, the ovulation will occur around the middle of the month.
And it will take around 2 weeks after intercourse to get the positive pregnancy test.
-Abdominal cramps may not be responsible for miscarriage but the miscarriage may be associated with them.
-Usually you have to take only one i pill and no need to take two pills.
The possible causes of fever etc are:
-Pelvic infection due to intercourse
-If you undergone any procedure for miscarriage, that can also lead to infection and fever.
You can prevent these by using regular contraceptive methods preferably barrier methods.
Hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer your follow up queries. If you are satisfied with all my answer, please rate the answer after closing the discussion.
Take care.
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