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Worried823
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 Posted: 05/24/06 - 23:23 Post subject: Smelly brownish yellow discharge |
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| I had unproted sex, he pulled out before he came, a week and a half ago. I have been on birth control for a month and a half and take on time every night, never missed a pill. I started a new pack the next day. Now I have been experiencing a Smelly brownish yellow discharge for a couple of days. I am having lower back pain and I have to urinate frequently, but when I go its really yellow and not a lot comes out. What could be wrong? Could this be early symptoms of pregnancy? It is too early to take a HPT. Help!!! |
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Jenny
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To be honest, these are very mixed symptoms and nothing can be said with certainty.
Personally, I don’t think you are pregnant. First of all, he didn’t cum into you and secondly, you have been taking birth control pills regularly, so the chances of pregnancy are really small (minimal).
It is still early to take the pregnancy test, you should wait two weeks after the unprotected intercourse to have it checked. You may do that for the sake of your mind.
If the intercourse you had was with a new partner and if you haven’t had sex in a while, it is quite possible that you developed bacterial infection of the urinary tract.
The symptoms you describe resemble UTI symptoms.
Since you had unprotected sex, it is quite possible that you got yourself an STD. Chlamydia may cause such symptoms.
I would suggest you get yourself checked at the gyn’s office to see what’s going on. |
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