Could I be pregnant after having unprotected sex during my fertile window (March 3?8) while taking dydrogesterone and B Long F tablets for my polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOD), and if I am not pregnant, when should I expect my next period to start, given that my last period was on February 15 and I normally have a 35-day cycle? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could I be pregnant after having unprotected sex during my fertile window (March 3?8) while taking dydrogesterone and B Long F tablets for my polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOD), and if I am not pregnant, when should I expect my next period to start, given that my last period was on February 15 and I normally have a 35-day cycle?

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Could I be pregnant after having unprotected sex during my fertile window (March 3?8) while taking dydrogesterone and B Long F tablets for my polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOD), and if I am not pregnant, when should I expect my next period to start, given that my last period was on February 15 and I normally have a 35-day cycle?

Asked by Female, 30 · 9 hours ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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9 hours ago

Yes, there is a possibility of pregnancy since you had unprotected sex during your fertile window. Dydrogesterone and B Long F (pyridoxine and folic acid) support your cycle and overall health but do not prevent pregnancy. Given your usual 35-day cycle and last period on February 15, your next period would normally be expected around March 22. If your period is delayed past this date, I gently recommend taking a home pregnancy test for clarity. Please stay relaxed, and feel free to consult your gynecologist to discuss your next steps.

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Could I be pregnant after having unprotected sex during my fertile window (March 3?8) while taking dydrogesterone and B Long F tablets for my polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOD), and if I am not pregnant, when should I expect my next period to start, given that my last period was on February 15 and I normally have a 35-day cycle?

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