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Emergency Contraceptive Pills
I have taken iPill (ECP) 4 times in the month of October and 2 times in the month of November. I was not aware about its side effects on future pregnancy. What are the probable damage it may cause to me? What are the precautions I should take to avoid those damages?Will I get pregnant in future? If no then what should I do to get pregnant in future? How many times ECP in a month is considered safe?
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You should not take this multiple times.
It's an emergency option.
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You have taken multiple pills
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You should not take this much pills.Now onwards use oral contraceptive pill instead of emergency contraceptive pill.
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