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What Causes Light Brown Discharge During The Ovulation Period?
Hey there, I have a question to ask. My gf has PCOS, so sometimes her period comes either a few days late or early. We were fooling around one day (8 and 9 of June). (We have never has intercourse before as we want to wait.) Anyways after fooling around, we then only noticed that it was around her ovulation period. (Because of her PCOS, I m not sure if it was really her ovulation time of the month). There are moments when our genitals touched (probably at the clit area). Now, about 5 days later, she did tell me, that she saw some light brown discharge on her pad (for only a day / 12th June). It was completely fine after that. We took a pregnancy test on the 22nd June and it stated negative. I m curious, can she get pregnant? Her period was due in the 23rd but but has not come yet. Or is it just delayed.
Mon, 18 Jun 2018
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In the current scenario, it is more likely that she is experiencing a breakthrough discharge as often happens with PCOD. Also, home pregnancy tests read well 3 weeks after ovulation. The estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres is ideal for an earlier clarification. You can either go for the blood test or wait for a week and take specialist's advice. Take care.
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In the current scenario, it is more likely that she is experiencing a breakthrough discharge as often happens with PCOD. Also, home pregnancy tests read well 3 weeks after ovulation. The estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres is ideal for an earlier clarification. You can either go for the blood test or wait for a week and take specialist's advice. Take care.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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