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What Does Secretion After Intercourse Indicates?

i had my last period on 18 march 2011 and had intercourse with my husband on 28, 30,31 of march and the 2nd of april.



after the last intercourse by two days i start feeling painful cramps and secretions for 4 days and after that cramps were gone but secretions still exist.

My average cycle is 27 days.

May i be pregnant?
Tue, 5 Aug 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

If at all the sexual contact was unprotected, then pregnancy is indeed an option we will have to completely rule out. You can do this with the help of a home pregnancy test to be conducted 2 weeks after the suspected date of conception or on or after the second day of a missed period using an early morning urine sample.

Other options can include urinary tract infections, rough sexual intercourse, insufficient amount of lubrication, etc.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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What Does Secretion After Intercourse Indicates?

Hello ma am and welcome. If at all the sexual contact was unprotected, then pregnancy is indeed an option we will have to completely rule out. You can do this with the help of a home pregnancy test to be conducted 2 weeks after the suspected date of conception or on or after the second day of a missed period using an early morning urine sample. Other options can include urinary tract infections, rough sexual intercourse, insufficient amount of lubrication, etc. Hope this helps. Best wishes.