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Had Sex, Now Seen Spotting, Bloating, Cramps, Breast Pains. Could It Be Pregnancy?
hallo lam 40 years old and l had my period on the 12th may, was with my boyfriend from the 16th to 24th may ,from the 25th l had a bleed spotting while l wipped off from the toliet but no bleeding , lhad in that one week terrible breast pains, then bloating stomach , cramps , movements in my lower Abdomen. then now lam due for my period that is on friday 7th may ,but lam having a bloating stomach and period cramps ,and much White discharge, l gat 3 days now to my period could l be pregnant
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
Hello,
In above sexual activity, there is quite chance of pregnancy as you were involved in fertile days. Spotting may be due to implantation bleeding. It also occurs following ovulation (normal thing).
Here, you need to wait for coming period and undergo home pregnancy test after missed period. Additionally one blood test for beta hcg & TVS scan are required to confirm the same.
Following above reports, you can consult with gynecologist for next line management. Take healthy diet, avoid stress, maintain genital hygiene and take sound sleep.
Practice safe sex in future. Good luck.
In above sexual activity, there is quite chance of pregnancy as you were involved in fertile days. Spotting may be due to implantation bleeding. It also occurs following ovulation (normal thing).
Here, you need to wait for coming period and undergo home pregnancy test after missed period. Additionally one blood test for beta hcg & TVS scan are required to confirm the same.
Following above reports, you can consult with gynecologist for next line management. Take healthy diet, avoid stress, maintain genital hygiene and take sound sleep.
Practice safe sex in future. Good luck.
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