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Doubt regarding pregnancy
I had sex with my girlfriend. The condom size I chose was a little small and it did not cover the entire penis. It was not covering the penis at 30 percent near the base. Also it slipped off at one point and I was unknowingly inside her for sometime. I think I did not ejaculate in her but I can't be 100 percent sure. She was expected to ovulate on 30th of January of the month and ate the pill 8 hours after we had sex on the 26th morning. Can she be pregnant?
Also she experienced a slight discharge on 31st morning can that be a sideffect of the pill?
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Emergency contraception should work..but only way now is urine pregnancy test if she misses period
For more information on contraception go to link
https://www.familygynaec.com/post/contraception-myths-what-indian-women-fear
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since u used emergency contraception. chance of pregnancy is less
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