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Had Unprotected Sex. Had Periods. Later, Experienced Pregnancy Symptoms. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hello, I m worried about my girlfriend, I m not sure if she s pregnant or having a symptom for the next menstrual cycle. anyway, what really happen is, 3 weeks ago, we had an activity. I put my genital to her near genital. ( I wasn t so sure) but I feel that it didn t went in and I didn t feel that I cum inside of her. (although I am uncertain). then, 2 days after, she experienced menstrual cycle. then 6 days after, she experienced nausea, food cravings , mood swings then head ache and fatigue, she also experienced morning sickness for two days. Earlier late afternoon, she experienced stomach pain that is I cannot explain. then, late night she experienced vaginal discharge . a white fluid that discharged from her vagina. her next menstrual cycle should be on april something, since she has an irregular cycle. I am wondering if she is pregnant or something else?
Sat, 30 Mar 2013
hi kazuki
It is unusual to have pregnancy without penetrated sex. moreover it is high unlikely to get pregnant once flow is there after sex.
whitish discharhge may be a sign of genital infection. get her to gynecologist....she will prescribe some antimicrobial and everything will be fine.
It is always better to practice barrier methods of contraception like condom. not only this it prevents unwanted conception but also combats spread of sexually transmitted disease.
good luck
It is unusual to have pregnancy without penetrated sex. moreover it is high unlikely to get pregnant once flow is there after sex.
whitish discharhge may be a sign of genital infection. get her to gynecologist....she will prescribe some antimicrobial and everything will be fine.
It is always better to practice barrier methods of contraception like condom. not only this it prevents unwanted conception but also combats spread of sexually transmitted disease.
good luck
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