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We need no Pep till date we are sure that condom was intact...irrespective of number of times sex happened ...
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If a condom has been used correctly and consistently throughout intercourse, and it remained intact without slipping or breakage, the risk of pregnancy is extremely low. In such situations, the need for emergency contraception (PEP) is generally not required, regardless of how many times intercourse occurred, as long as protection was properly maintained each time. Condoms, when used appropriately, are a reliable method of preventing pregnancy as well as protecting against infections.
However, it is important to understand that âintactâ also includes correct usageâproper wearing from the beginning of intercourse, no air bubbles, no tearing, no slippage, and safe withdrawal. If all these conditions were met, your approach is medically sound and there is no cause for concern.
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You may continue your current practice with confidence, provided you are careful about consistent and correct condom usage every time. Stay observant for any signs of condom failure such as leakage, slipping, or damage. If at any point there is uncertainty about its integrity, timely action and professional advice should be sought. For any further clarification, personalized counselling, or guidance regarding sexual health and safe practices, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for better treatment and support.
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Always use a good-quality condom and check the expiry date before use. Ensure proper storage (avoid heat and friction), and use a fresh condom for each act of intercourse. Maintain open communication with your partner regarding safe practices to reduce anxiety and improve confidence. Additionally, maintaining a calm and informed approach toward sexual health helps prevent unnecessary stress. Awareness, correct technique, and consistency are the key factors that ensure both safety and peace of mind. Thank you
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Yes, you should take Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) within 72 hours. Even if the condom did not appear to break, sometimes it may have minor damage that goes unnoticed. Therefore, it is safer to take PEP within 72 hours.
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Do not worry no problem it is safe relax
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