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Unprotected Sex, Not Normal Periods. Stomach Cramps, Floating Chunks In Urine, Nausea. Pregnant?
I was on the third day of my period, did not have actual intercourse (just semen on the vulva area), and took Next Choice within 2 hours of the incident. Afterwards, my period changed from very heavy to very light, pinkish, watery discharge, and I have been feeling extremely tired, nauseated, and the other typical side- effects. I have had terrible stomach cramps all over. Also, when I urinate, I see floating chunks in the toilet (looks like uterine lining pieces?)
Does this mean that my period actually stopped for this month or is it likely to start again? And if it does, is it a full period and does that mean that I am not at risk of pregnancy? My periods were regularly from the 23rd of each month to the 30th. How likely was I ovulating?
Does this mean that my period actually stopped for this month or is it likely to start again? And if it does, is it a full period and does that mean that I am not at risk of pregnancy? My periods were regularly from the 23rd of each month to the 30th. How likely was I ovulating?
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
Hello,
Unprotected sex or presence of semen around vulva during your period day does not cause pregnancy at all. Taking next choice within 2 hrs gives additional protection against unwanted pregnancy.
Above presenting symptoms appear due to side effect of the pill. Here you have nothing to worry.
Ovulation occurs 14 days prior to next coming period. Take healthy diet, drink more water, maintain genital hygiene properly and practice safe sex in future.
Good luck.
Unprotected sex or presence of semen around vulva during your period day does not cause pregnancy at all. Taking next choice within 2 hrs gives additional protection against unwanted pregnancy.
Above presenting symptoms appear due to side effect of the pill. Here you have nothing to worry.
Ovulation occurs 14 days prior to next coming period. Take healthy diet, drink more water, maintain genital hygiene properly and practice safe sex in future.
Good luck.
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