Can I Get Pregnant If I Had Sex on the Last Day of My Period?

It is good you took the eme­rgency pill like Unwanted 72 soon afte­r the unprotected se­x. The pill works great when take­n within 12 hours. Taking it quickly means the chances of ge­tting pregnant are low for you. You do not ne­ed to take another dose­. Keep an eye­ out for any odd signs like feeling sick or te­nder breasts. But know that the e­mergency pill is only for times like­ this, not for regular use as birth control.

Brownish discharge after the c-section could be a symptom of infection or endometriosis. Talk to your gynecologist she may conduct a pelvic exam to diagnose the root cause of the pain and to offer you appropriate treatment.

It is necessary to take a pregnancy test if you had unprotected sexual intercourse and the delay of your period occurs. While a negative result and the absence of your period require an additional check with consulting either gynecologists or obstetricians. They can determine if there is an underlying condition responsible for the delay and offer adequate treatment

You should ask doctor prior to stopping Depo injections. The discontinuation of this type of birth control without due notice can result in abnormal bleedings and other side effects. Before making any alterations to your birth control system, it is advisable that you consult a gynecologist.

Pregnancy can occur when ejaculate-containing sperm comes into contact with the vagina. There is still a chance of pregnancy with pre-cum because it may contain sperm. If you find yourself being late on your period it might be one of the symptoms that could indicate pregnancy. In addition to this, you might be stressed out which can also push back your period. Take a pregnancy test just to be safe. 

It's common to miss periods.. Stress, illness, medications cause changes. Take a PREGNANCY test. False negatives occur if done too early. If it's negative, wait a week and test again. If still negative see a doctor..

Yes, it's possible to get your period even if you have sex during your period. Getting your period is a natural part of the menstrual cycle, and it can occur independently of sexual activity. 

You can get pregnant eve­n a week after your pe­riods. This happens due to ovulation - egg re­lease from ovaries. You might the­n experience­ missed periods, tiredne­ss, and nausea if pregnant. Using protection during intimacy lowe­rs pregnancy risk.