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Removed Implanon, Got Period, Had Unprotected Sex, Period Due, Loose Stools, HPT Negative. What Are My Chances Of Being Pregnant?

Hello,
I had irregular periods before I got pregnant with my daughter. After she was born, I had the implanon. While on the implanon, I had no period. After removal, I had a period almost immediately. My husband and i had unprotected sex about 5 days before my period was due. I am now almost a week late. I have loose stools. Hpt said negative. What are my chances if being pregnant? I also feel slightly nauseous sometimes and feel bloated at times too.
posted on Sun, 5 May 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for your query.
Chances of pregnancy in your case may be there because you are not using any type of contraception and you have done an unprotected sex before your period but no period is absolutely safe for sex.
You should consult a gynecologist to rule out for delayed period.
Good Luck.
Take care.
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Removed Implanon, Got Period, Had Unprotected Sex, Period Due, Loose Stools, HPT Negative. What Are My Chances Of Being Pregnant?

Hi, Thanks for your query. Chances of pregnancy in your case may be there because you are not using any type of contraception and you have done an unprotected sex before your period but no period is absolutely safe for sex. You should consult a gynecologist to rule out for delayed period. Good Luck. Take care.