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Cramps Followed With Creamy Thick White Discharge, Sore Breasts. Due For Periods In 2 Weeks. Had Protected Sex. Thoughts?
Hello,
My period is not due for another 12 days, but yesterday I felt cramp pains that I normally get on the first day of my period. Today I had a lot of creamy thick white discharge, with some slight cramping and my breasts, but not nipples, are sore. I've had protected sex in the past two weeks, but condom was used properly. Could I still be pregnant?
My period is not due for another 12 days, but yesterday I felt cramp pains that I normally get on the first day of my period. Today I had a lot of creamy thick white discharge, with some slight cramping and my breasts, but not nipples, are sore. I've had protected sex in the past two weeks, but condom was used properly. Could I still be pregnant?
Tue, 24 Sep 2013
Hi,
* The ovulation is 14 days prior to expected date of coming periods. So if the condom was broken, while use, you may get pregnant.
Pregnancy can be tested by blood pregnancy test prior to the menstruation.
* The breast tenderness is due to hormone progesterone, comes into picture after ovulation.
* The white discharge & crams can occur-
- Excessive stress during sex
-Infection- this is usually associated with itching, burning in urine.
I hope that make it clear.
Thanks.
* The ovulation is 14 days prior to expected date of coming periods. So if the condom was broken, while use, you may get pregnant.
Pregnancy can be tested by blood pregnancy test prior to the menstruation.
* The breast tenderness is due to hormone progesterone, comes into picture after ovulation.
* The white discharge & crams can occur-
- Excessive stress during sex
-Infection- this is usually associated with itching, burning in urine.
I hope that make it clear.
Thanks.
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
It is too early to say anything.
Condom alone is not a very reliable method of contraception.
The signs & symptoms you are having are not specific for pregnancy & some women may experience them in the second half of their cycle.
Wish you good health.
Take care.
Thanks for writing in.
It is too early to say anything.
Condom alone is not a very reliable method of contraception.
The signs & symptoms you are having are not specific for pregnancy & some women may experience them in the second half of their cycle.
Wish you good health.
Take care.
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