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Q: Medical Abortion followed by vaginal irritation,leaking breasts

asked by: srkumar on July 4th, 2008

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Hi, I had a medical abortion around 2 weeks back, but it was NOT followed by D&C.
The abortion was complete as I had a ultrasound done after that.
I had sex once within a week of my abortion, after the bleeding had stopped. is that fine?
And today after the sex, I am experiencing some vaginal irritation , and slight uncomfortable feeling in abdomen. There was also whitish liquid oozing out of me breast.. what does all this mean?
A little panicky....

Replies(1)

MaineGirl76

replied on July 4th, 2008

New User

Hello,

Sex within a week of an abortion is too soon. The risk of infection is too great. Are you on birth control? You can get pregnant right after an abortion so please be careful.

Take Care,

MaineGirl76

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