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Lower Back Pain, Mild Cramps, Stretchy Consistency During Ovulation. History Of Slipped Condom During Intercourse, Intake Of Next Choice Pill. Possible Pregnancy?
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My boyfriend and myself both engaged in sex six days ago. When he ejaculated the condom had slipped off but I the condom out soon after he ejaculated. There was semen inside of the condom but I then checked to see if any had remain in my vagina but with my discharge I could not tell. I started ovulating two days prior to the incident. When I noticed I was ovulating my cervical mucus was a egg white stretchy consistency. After the incident about 45 minutes to an hour later I took the next choice one dose pill. So now six days later I'm having lower back pain and slight to mild cramps. I want to know if I was pregnant
My boyfriend and myself both engaged in sex six days ago. When he ejaculated the condom had slipped off but I the condom out soon after he ejaculated. There was semen inside of the condom but I then checked to see if any had remain in my vagina but with my discharge I could not tell. I started ovulating two days prior to the incident. When I noticed I was ovulating my cervical mucus was a egg white stretchy consistency. After the incident about 45 minutes to an hour later I took the next choice one dose pill. So now six days later I'm having lower back pain and slight to mild cramps. I want to know if I was pregnant
Tue, 23 Jul 2013
Hi,
Based from the information provided it seem that you took emergency contraceptive pill after a kind of unprotected intercourse with your boy friend and it was on the second day of your ovulation and now after 6 days you started having menstrual cramps and lower back pain.
Its normal to have such things, the emergency drug which you took is intended to make you menstruate earlier so that the embryo will not implant in the uterus. Even if it did implant the cramps and menstruation will get the pregnancy out of your system.
Advice :- please be careful next time. Emergency pill in not to be used for every night use .
Thanks
Dr. JAY PATEL.
Based from the information provided it seem that you took emergency contraceptive pill after a kind of unprotected intercourse with your boy friend and it was on the second day of your ovulation and now after 6 days you started having menstrual cramps and lower back pain.
Its normal to have such things, the emergency drug which you took is intended to make you menstruate earlier so that the embryo will not implant in the uterus. Even if it did implant the cramps and menstruation will get the pregnancy out of your system.
Advice :- please be careful next time. Emergency pill in not to be used for every night use .
Thanks
Dr. JAY PATEL.
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