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What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy Through Non Penetrative Sexual Activity?
Posted on
Mon, 20 Jun 2016
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Ask A Doctor - 24x7 Medical Review Team
Mon, 20 Jun 2016
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Tue, 12 Jul 2016
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Question : hello ... i had some blood in vaginal discharge on friday night it went away and then came back slightly ysterday now this morning nothing agin... i am due for my period today and my breast tenderness went down today.... i have not had vaginal intercourse only annal andpenis didnt even enter anus... he woreaziplock bag and cummed in between ass.. could it be pregnant? even though did not go in my ass? or maybe wen i peed and i wiped the cum went to my vagina... also i am confused beacuse my breast tenderness went down todya which usually happens right before period comes... please help i am very worried
Brief Answer:
Missed periods
Detailed Answer:
hi
greetings
I think you should wait for 5 more days .such discharges are common some times.
Breast tenderness might disappear early.
Unless the semen is inserted inside your vagina you won't be pregnant. How can it enter your vagina when you are urinating and washing.
so I feel you need not worry ,since you are sure of not having vaginal intercourse.
if you are very anxious you can do a blood hcg hormone level which will confirm.You can update me the results.Not to worry.we will find a solution.hope my answer helps you. Regards
Missed periods
Detailed Answer:
hi
greetings
I think you should wait for 5 more days .such discharges are common some times.
Breast tenderness might disappear early.
Unless the semen is inserted inside your vagina you won't be pregnant. How can it enter your vagina when you are urinating and washing.
so I feel you need not worry ,since you are sure of not having vaginal intercourse.
if you are very anxious you can do a blood hcg hormone level which will confirm.You can update me the results.Not to worry.we will find a solution.hope my answer helps you. Regards
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Dr. Veerisetty Shyamkumar
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