Gynecologyy

Yes, you can get pregnant after your last menstrual period on 16 Jan if you had an intercourse on 8 Feb, the chances of which largely depend on the timing of the ovulation and menstrual cycle regularity. If you have any worries about pregnancy or reproductive health, then please see the gynecologist for an examination and tips.
 

If your period started on 30 January 2024, you can rule out pregnancy.

A normal endometrial thickness is usually between 3 to 4 mm, approximately 18 days after periods finished in women of reproductive age. It is advisable to contact a gynecologist who can evaluate you and recommend the best option for you.

Taking Postinor 2 several hours after unprotected sex may lower the probability of getting pregnant. But, it is not a safe method of birth control and may lead to side effects. It is recommended that you go to a gynecologist for proper guidance and advice on your situation as soon as possible.
 

If you have any reproductive health issues, you should see an obstetrician. They deal with female reproductive disorders and deliver the needed care and treatment. You can get the list of gynecologists here and get apponment from any of them as per your feasibility
 

White thick discharge can be attributed to many things, like yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, or hormonal changes. It is vital to see a gynecologist for an accurate diagnosis and treatment. We suggest you to visit a gynecologist who gives emphasis to reproductive health for a total examination and a specialized treatment.
 

A visit to a gynecologist is advised. They will be able to address any questions you have about sex and give you proper instructions and advice.
 

I suggest you to see your gynecologist for a proper diagnosis. Delayed periods may be a sign of pregnancy but other factors can cause the same effect such as stress, weight changes, or hormonal imbalance. Getting a medical opinion is crucial

You might be having genital herpes which can develop painful red bumps in the area of the vagina. You should go to a gynecologist or an STI specialist in order to get the right diagnosis, and treatment.

Depending on your symptoms, it could be an implantation bleeding. However, to confirm pregnancy and rule out other potential issues, you should go see a gynecologist. I would suggest a visit to a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology for assessment and appropriate treatment.
 

Based on your symptoms, it is improbable that you are pregnant because you have taken three negative UPTs and your last intercourse was in November. Your period time may be different because of PCOD. That's why your gynecologist diagnosed you with PCOD. As long as you take the drug recommended by your gynecologist, norethindrone acetate, according to the dose and monitoring for adverse effects, it is ok. But, if the backaches and tiredness continue, then consult your gynecologist again
 

Excessive hair growth on face and body can be a symptom of hormonal imbalances as in the case of PCOS. Pubertal development may also be delayed in this condition. You should see a gynecologist or an endocrinologist for further evaluation and management of PCOS.
 

The costs of egg donation will depend on the clinic or hospital you choose. It is advisable to see a fertility specialist who can do the diagnosis and prescribe the best treatment option. They can also help you to estimate the price of the procedure and to consider the possibilities of financial aid. I suggest you see a reproductive endocrinologist for further talks.

It is impossible to diagnose your pregnancy under the circumstances without a pregnancy test and a checkup. A gynaecologist specialises in women's reproductive health and can provide the proper medical advice and treatment.
 

A late period accompanied by light brown discharge with small blood clots is usually the result of hormonal disbalance, stress or pregnancy. I suggest that you see a gynecologist for an examination and appropriate diagnosis. The gynecologist is the best specialist to consult for any problem relating to menstrual health.