Could Bleeding After An Intercourse Be A Sign Of Pregnancy?
I started my period last weekend on Saturday 2/22/14 and then it stop then on the night my period stop , I had unprotected sex but he pulled out before he came ,then in the middle of the night I started to bleed , so I put a pad back on and a lil blood was in there when I woke up , now I only see a lot of blood when I wipe but I see lil blood on my pad every time I where now . Is it possible that I'm preg???
It is very unlikely to get pregnant by having sex on the same time your menses stopped flowing. There is just no egg that can be fertilized at this time. Bleeding is probably related to the intercourse and nothing else. Though it is unlikely that you get pregnant this time around, I strongly recommend that you talk to your doctor about contraception. He would help you to adopt and use correctly a method of contraception to help prevent unwanted pregnancies. Please, protection during intercourse also help prevent against sexually transmitted infections. Please, always consider using them each time you have sex.
I wish you the best of health. Hope you find the above helpful. Dr. Ditah, MD.
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Could Bleeding After An Intercourse Be A Sign Of Pregnancy?
Hi and thank you so much for this query. It is very unlikely to get pregnant by having sex on the same time your menses stopped flowing. There is just no egg that can be fertilized at this time. Bleeding is probably related to the intercourse and nothing else. Though it is unlikely that you get pregnant this time around, I strongly recommend that you talk to your doctor about contraception. He would help you to adopt and use correctly a method of contraception to help prevent unwanted pregnancies. Please, protection during intercourse also help prevent against sexually transmitted infections. Please, always consider using them each time you have sex. I wish you the best of health. Hope you find the above helpful. Dr. Ditah, MD.