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Using Pills And Delayed Period. Had Ejaculation. Now Cramps, Bloated And Sickness. Why?
Hi! Doc, i am 3 months using pills, i have my period last 30th of June for due 3days i supposed to have my perios on the 14th im regular, that was month of July & on July 5th my boyfriend ejaculated inside me twice, July 15 i stop using pills & got my period on July 26 heavy on the first day due for 3 days. A week after i experience cramps & its first time for me..Now my stomach is expanding i feel bloated, feels also im sick
Tue, 21 Aug 2012
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
If you were taking oral contraceptive pill regularly on same time every day till 14th July, chance of pregnancy due to unprotected sex on 5th July are very low.
Bleeding due to Implantation is very light, thus bleeding you had on 26 July can't be due to it. It seems to be withdrawal bleeding due to discontinuation of pill. Thus chance of pregnancy is not present.
Cramps can occur just before next period and bloating can be due to indigestion also.
You should get your pregnancy test done and consult a Gynecologist for examination.
Hope you found my response to your query informative and helpful.
With good wishes,
Dr.Chandra Shekhar Sharma
Welcome to HCM,
If you were taking oral contraceptive pill regularly on same time every day till 14th July, chance of pregnancy due to unprotected sex on 5th July are very low.
Bleeding due to Implantation is very light, thus bleeding you had on 26 July can't be due to it. It seems to be withdrawal bleeding due to discontinuation of pill. Thus chance of pregnancy is not present.
Cramps can occur just before next period and bloating can be due to indigestion also.
You should get your pregnancy test done and consult a Gynecologist for examination.
Hope you found my response to your query informative and helpful.
With good wishes,
Dr.Chandra Shekhar Sharma
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