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I am a 25 year old woman with pcos diagnosed 2 years before. I was put to krimson 35, 2 years before and since then I ve not missed a pill and take it at the same time. I start my pill pack on sunday night (5th day of my period) and my 21 day pill pack ends on saturday night. After that I generally get my period on wednesday night or thursday morning. My last period was on 12th june (wednesday), I started my new pack on 16th june (sunday) and on 19th june (wednesday) my husband and I had protected intercourse with no tearing of condom. I also take my pills same time everyday. On 1st july (yesterday) night I felt brown discharge from my vagina and in 2nd july (today) morning I also saw few drops of blood (pink, red). I am continuing my medicine as usual and my pill pack will end on saturday (6th july) and the due date of period is scheduled on wednesday (10th july). I have no plan to conceive right now. Should I be worried about pregnancy after taking all the safety measures (condom as well as pills without missing one)? Was it some kind of implantation bleeding? Also I felt uneasy at the time of that discharge. I did not vomited and the condition did not prevail much longer. But there was some sort of nausea. I am not feeling anything else as of now except for that is there any chance of conceiving? I also have excess caffeine intake that day. Should I be worried about pregnancy at all?
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Hi Trina pls dont tense urself. u r not pregant for sure
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There are almost no chamces of conceiving. Still take USG abdomen. It will also give idea About the condition of PCOD. Taking hormonal pills increase chances of cancer so my suggestion is to stop krimson and take proper homoeopathic treatment..
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