Dr. Ravinder Kaur Khurana
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Hi doctor,
I have a lot of stress going on right now and most of my anxiety is coming back on having oral intercourse with a guy but he did not ejaculate, there was precum though. I am on birth control but after doing the oral intercourse two days later I started my period that was a week early and lasted 14 days. Can I get pregnant?
Hello,
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No, you can never get pregnant with oral intercourse only. Vaginal intercourse without precaution would lead to pregnancy during the fertile period. And the periods you are having is not because of pregnancy but may be because of hormonal imbalance. Get your thyroid profile and serum prolactin and fasting insulin FBS. Plus ultrasound to know the endometrial thickness. The birth control pill if you are taking, may result in this if taken irregularly.
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