Puis-je être enceinte avec un retard de règles de 25 jours ?

Pinkish discharge 2 weeks ago.. now milky white.. No, not necessarily pregnant.. Take a test to confirm.. Discharge changes are common. Consult doctor for concerns. HOWEVER, if the discharge comes with a FOUL ODOR or ITCHINESS, it might be an indication of an INFECTION.. In such cases, it is advisable to see a healthcare practitioner as soon as possible.. ALWAYS prioritize your reproductive health..

Normally, the first ultrasound is done around the 6th to 9th week of the pregnancy. This is done to check the growth of the baby and to make sure that the heartbeat is normal and everything is fine. Moreover, it also provides the information concerning the expected date of delivery. Thus, if you experience any symptoms such as bleeding or pain, or if the doctor wants to check if the baby is healthy, they may recommend doing an ultrasound earlier.

Taking an emergency contraceptive pill within 24 hours of unprotected sex can greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy, but it is not 100% effective. So how to know if unwanted 72 has worked? It's the bleeding you experienced which is a common side effect of the pill and is a sign that the pill is working to prevent pregnancy. If you are still concerned, you can take a home pregnancy test to confirm.

It is also important to point out that there are always risks of pregnancy despite the use protection during sex. Although the safe period for sex may have been considered, caution should still be exercised. In the matter of any concerns about pregnancy, it is recommended to consult with a gynecologist. They will be able to offer the appropriate guidance and support.

There are many different reasons why someone may experience brown discharge after their period. It is not necessarily an indication of pregnancy. It could be caused by hormonal changes, stress, or irregularities in the menstrual cycle. Feeling tired all the time, nausea, or tenderness in your breasts can be signs and symptoms that suggest you might be pregnant. To be sure, take a home pregnancy test. 

If the bleeding lasts for some time or is excessive, you should definitely see a gynecologist.

Abnormal bleeding may result from hormonal imbalance, uterine fibroids, cervical/ endometrial cancer or pregnancy complications. The underlying cause should be identified by a gynecologist to ensure timely treatment.