It is hard to know at this point if your were pregnant, it is certainly possible. Was your period heavier or more painful than normal? Aside from the stitch, are you having any abdominal pain? Are you having any vaginal discharge that is not normal for you? I suggest you visit your doctor for an evaluation.
Abortions can be linked to future miscarriages only if there is scarring in the uterus from the procedure, which is not very common these days. If you did miscarry, your doctor may order a pelvic ultrasound to detect any remaining products of conception that may be still present in your uterus.
As for your malodorous urine, urinary tract infections can often present atypically without frequency, urgency or pain. Your doctor can do a very simple test on your urine to determine if you have an infection.
Since you are having unprotected sex you should also consider being tested for STI's. I also want to urge you to also discuss birth control options with your doctor. If you are not planning on having a baby, using some form contraception is the best way to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.
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Hi Anon,
Thanks for your questions.
It is hard to know at this point if your were pregnant, it is certainly possible. Was your period heavier or more painful than normal? Aside from the stitch, are you having any abdominal pain? Are you having any vaginal discharge that is not normal for you? I suggest you visit your doctor for an evaluation.
Abortions can be linked to future miscarriages only if there is scarring in the uterus from the procedure, which is not very common these days. If you did miscarry, your doctor may order a pelvic ultrasound to detect any remaining products of conception that may be still present in your uterus.
As for your malodorous urine, urinary tract infections can often present atypically without frequency, urgency or pain. Your doctor can do a very simple test on your urine to determine if you have an infection.
Since you are having unprotected sex you should also consider being tested for STI's. I also want to urge you to also discuss birth control options with your doctor. If you are not planning on having a baby, using some form contraception is the best way to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.
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