Dr. Mavani Jimesh Himatbhai
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Hello doctor,
From your desk of concern, I want to ask some questions regarding my pregnancy. I had sex with my partner about five days ago. We did not use any precautions. Even though the penis was not properly ejected in my vagina but from penetration and discharge I felt some of the liquid went inside but as the penetration was not too much we have a doubt. I did a pregnancy test on the fifth day in the evening and that was positive. But still we are confused. Kindly guide us on how to get further confirmation regarding pregnancy? But we do not want this fetus to develop in my uterus. Also, guide me about abortion.
Hi,
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With unprotected sex pregnancy can happen. Pregnancy test does not come positive after five days of intercourse. You need to do one ultrasound for confirmation about pregnancy and how much growth is there and where is it growing. According to that, we will decide how to abort. But if the baby is live then every country has its own laws about abortion. So you have to consult a nearby gynecologist or abortion center, and follow the proper guidelines according to the doctor and local laws for effective and safe abortion. Do not go here and there and put yourself in trouble legally also,and if you bleed more then there may be problem to your health and or life also.
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