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I had a unprotected sex with my bf but i manage to take unwanted 72 pill within 8 hours but i m not satisfied then after 2 days i visit a gynae nd she advised me to take ovral g for 5 days but still i m not having my periods nd today is day 7th. Should i got worried? Is there any chances of pregnancy
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date and on which day of menes u did unprotected sex?
It's good that you took ipills but I pills contain hormones that makes ur period irregular for 1 month.
So don't worry about.
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You took Unwanted 72 within 8 hours of sexual intimacy. It was either successful or it was not successful.
There is no way at this stage to find out if the emergency contraceptive was successful or not. It will be found after 20 days when you have or you don't have your next period.
There was no point in hurrying up with the next step (taking Ovral G). Frankly Overal G is not a universally accepted mode of emergency contraception.
You have to wait for three weeks before you can be sure whether you have conceived or not. It is going to be a retrospective diagnosis.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Prevention is before the act not after
Emergency contraceptive pills have failure rate
When was day one of the periods last?
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