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Is Pregnancy Possible Despite Having Protected Intercourse?

We didnt have intercourse but slight insertion using condom.n we did this like on 20th of may and my next period was about to start on 27th may. But i havent had my period yet. Can i be pregnant? Provided my husband didnt ejaculate near my vagina or in the condom. Should i take gynaecosid for irregularity of my period?
Mon, 18 Jul 2016
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Hello dear
Understand your concern
Pregnancy is not possible with protected intercourse. To become pregnant, full penetrative intercourse is required in the fertile period of cycle in which semen deposit in the vagina and fertilized the ovum.
AS your partner used condom and did not ejaculate in the vagina, there is no possibility of pregnancy.
Irregularity treatment depends on its cause like thyroid abnormality, PCOS, Hormonal imbalance etc.
Gynecologist generally prescribed OCP, primolut N or gynacesoid but should be taken after proper evaluation after rule out the above causes.
Hope this may help you
Best regards
Dr. Sagar
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Is Pregnancy Possible Despite Having Protected Intercourse?

Hello dear Understand your concern Pregnancy is not possible with protected intercourse. To become pregnant, full penetrative intercourse is required in the fertile period of cycle in which semen deposit in the vagina and fertilized the ovum. AS your partner used condom and did not ejaculate in the vagina, there is no possibility of pregnancy. Irregularity treatment depends on its cause like thyroid abnormality, PCOS, Hormonal imbalance etc. Gynecologist generally prescribed OCP, primolut N or gynacesoid but should be taken after proper evaluation after rule out the above causes. Hope this may help you Best regards Dr. Sagar