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I-pill before 4 days of expected periods
We had unprotected sex 3-4 days before her expected periods. Should we wait for her periods or take i-pill, we are worried if we wait for 4 days for periods to come and then take i-pill, it might not work.
Please guide as early as possible.
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If it is only 3-4 days before the period then you wait for the period.
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Ipill has a high failure rate
It may not always work irrespective of whn it's taken
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Connect please
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Wait for periods
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
25 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
You should take i pill
For more info regarding i pill,read this article
https://gynaetalks.com/7-side-effects-of-the-morning-after-pill/
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Dr. Janapati Koti Spandana
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Nalgonda
U can wait for periods
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