Dr. Reema Shahid
General Practitioner
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Hello doctor,
I have missed my period, and I have symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome. I never had sex, but my partner's penis touched my labia when it was erect. I took the tablet Primolut N to induce periods, but I am experiencing cramps. Can I get pregnant because of the precum?
Hello,
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Though there are fewer chances of pregnancy, you must understand that even with ‘precum’ discharge, there is a chance of getting pregnant. If you are having symptoms of polycystic ovary disease, please answer my questions to help me to decide if you need to undergo a pregnancy test or not. Are your periods regular? After how many days do they arrive, and for how many days do they last?
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