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Had Intercourse Before Periods. Getting Irregular Periods. Pregnant?

sir i had sex several times in the last month ,my husband usually pulled out before sperm come out,lasttime i had sex before four days ago of my period and my period was regular in the last month , then we did not have sex till today,but this month my period was 1 day let,and also it stopped in just 1 day ,and started again ,i am extremely worried about my pregnency. +
posted on Fri, 18 May 2012
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Hello mam, pulling out is not a very good method to avoid pregnancy because sperms can still be deposited inside while having coital activity.
For now, do a urine pregnancy test and see for result. In case negative then follow the nature of next period if still irregular visit your gynecologist.
And also opt for a regular contraceptive method.
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Had Intercourse Before Periods. Getting Irregular Periods. Pregnant?

Hello mam, pulling out is not a very good method to avoid pregnancy because sperms can still be deposited inside while having coital activity. For now, do a urine pregnancy test and see for result. In case negative then follow the nature of next period if still irregular visit your gynecologist. And also opt for a regular contraceptive method.