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Had Intercourse. Do Not Want To Concieve Since Scheduled For Cervical Cancer Biopsy. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hi there. Concern regarding cycle and chance of pregnancy. I track on a calendar, and every 27 days, I get my period. I had the last day of my cycle on the 24th of Jan 2012. My fiance and I had intercourse, and he went inside. I knew I should have told him not to, but I suppose I thought he wouldn t. My concern is pregnancy. He convinced me not to get Plan B. The issue is this: If I am pregnant, I cannot get a cervical cancer biopsy done that is scheduled for March. Obviously doing so will kill the baby...so I have a HUGE issue. I have never been sure about how to read my cycle (ex: luteal stage, etc) but I did a online calculation and it said my luteal stage is 15 days...whatever that means...but I am worried, as I don t want to risk myself or the baby if I am pregnant. Can anyone advise me on the chances of being pregnant are? Help? :(
Tue, 1 Oct 2013
hi zzzz...
be positive
i know you are so worried
ok i am telling you simple things...ovulation mostly occurs 14days back from your expected day of next cycle...so if you maintain your cycle calender regularly then you can track your ovulation day....if any H/O unprotected sex during ovulation day and if dont want to take this pregnancy then you have to take some post coital contraception within 72hrs better 48hrs...
be positive
i know you are so worried
ok i am telling you simple things...ovulation mostly occurs 14days back from your expected day of next cycle...so if you maintain your cycle calender regularly then you can track your ovulation day....if any H/O unprotected sex during ovulation day and if dont want to take this pregnancy then you have to take some post coital contraception within 72hrs better 48hrs...
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Hi,
From your history it is not clear when you had sex.
If you had sex during most non fertile period i.e, roughly first and last week of period, there is less risk of pregnancy.
Go for pregnancy test after 7-8 days passed of your expected date of period.
If there is pregnancy, you can postpone your cervical biopsy schedule in March.
If there was some doubt in past biopsy and this time cervical biopsy is a must, then consult your Gynaec and discuss about your problem.
Ok and take care.
From your history it is not clear when you had sex.
If you had sex during most non fertile period i.e, roughly first and last week of period, there is less risk of pregnancy.
Go for pregnancy test after 7-8 days passed of your expected date of period.
If there is pregnancy, you can postpone your cervical biopsy schedule in March.
If there was some doubt in past biopsy and this time cervical biopsy is a must, then consult your Gynaec and discuss about your problem.
Ok and take care.
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