Brief Answer:
Unlikely during a bleed

Detailed Answer:
Hello ma'am and welcome.

Thank you for writing to us.

I have gone through your query with diligence and would like you to know that I am here to help. From the given information, I do think that you are well protected the first time you had sexual intercourse on the 11th of April, especially with the ECP (emergency contraceptive pill) that you took as advised in the correct dosage.

The withdrawal bleed which is what it was came on the 29th of April and went on till the 5th of May, during which you had unprotected sexual contact once again, and this time without the added help from an ECP. Conception is unlikely during a bleed, and so I do think that there are close to zero chances for pregnancy.

But I do although advise two things:

1. Just to make sure pregnancy is completely rule out (although it is highly unlikely), do get a home pregnancy test conducted using an early morning urine sample around the 20th of May and write back to me

2. From the next time onwards, if you and your partner decide to have sexual contact during a bleed, please do consider using condoms if you are not ready for pregnancy

I hope you find my response helpful. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, I am always here to help.

Best wishes.

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Brief Answer:
Great news, not over yet

Detailed Answer:
Hello once again ma'am.

Hope you have been well.

That's great news for now, but we should still wait for your period. As mentioned earlier, we should expect a delay in your period due to the marvelon that you took which causes menstrual irregularities. We cannot predict when the period can be expected but it should come a few days from the normal regular date and can at times even take a week or 2.

Keep in touch and keep me updated till we see your period ma'am. Hoping for nothing but the best. :)

a Best wishes.

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Brief Answer:
Could be trichomoniasis or BV

Detailed Answer:
Hello once again ma'am.

A green color vaginal discharge can be associated with infections like trichomoniasis or even bacterial vaginosis. In such a scenario, I would urge you to visit a medical centre or doctor for a vaginal swab test and a urine culture and sensitivity examination.

These tests will help confirm/rule out the infection and also guide your doctor towards treatment. If you do not wish to visit a doctor then write back to me with the results and I shall guide you towards treatment if you can get your hands on the medications I will prescribed.

For now make sure you maintain good personal hygiene, change your inner wear regularly, shower everyday and do not indulge in sexual contact in any form.

Best wishes.

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