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Doubt regarding pregnancy
My sister and her boyfriend went intimate on 4th Feb and her boyfriend rubbed his penis on vagina of my sister for few seconds and according to her she had ipill in 72hours ,now she is getting stressed and have stomach infection.her period date is 16feb and till now she doesn't got her withdrawal bleeding also.what should we do?Do we need any blood test or she is safe?
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Dont worry relax, Wait for next period and if not getting on time. Get Pregnancy test by Strip test . You mat get pregnancy kit from chemist for 50 INR.
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Emergency pills usually messup the body hormones. That why alteration in periods is usually experienced.
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Perform a urine pregnancy test if periods are missed.
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She should relax as she took Emergency pill timely and the way intimacy was ,chances of pregnancy are remote if there was no penetration.Prefer condom as emergency pills are very harmful to body
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