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What Causes Irregular Small Amount Of Blood Discharge?
Hello I am confused. I had protected sex 6 days before ovulation but that was based on an app so I am not even sure. He did not ejaculate inside, he did not even ejaculate at all. I know there is precum but the condom never broke either. Now, two days before I am suppose to get my period I have very little like, crazy little lines of blood on my underwear. To me its soo small and has a little weird positioning that it looks like razor cut blood, but I just want to be sure. Thank You!
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Hello,
If you have sex within about 5 days of ovulation, you may conceive as sperm waiting are ready to fertilize. You may even conceive after having sex nearly a week before ovulation if healthy sperm are hanging out at their final destination. Wait for periods, you should ideally get your periods. But if you don't get it then you are advised to get a pregnancy test done with your first morning mid-stream urine.
Get a clinical examination with a Gynae, get USG (uterus with fallopian tube) to detect pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, do a few tests to rule out thyroid problem, PCOS, anemia, etc.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
If you have sex within about 5 days of ovulation, you may conceive as sperm waiting are ready to fertilize. You may even conceive after having sex nearly a week before ovulation if healthy sperm are hanging out at their final destination. Wait for periods, you should ideally get your periods. But if you don't get it then you are advised to get a pregnancy test done with your first morning mid-stream urine.
Get a clinical examination with a Gynae, get USG (uterus with fallopian tube) to detect pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, do a few tests to rule out thyroid problem, PCOS, anemia, etc.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
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