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Period Delayed after unprotected sex
My friend had her periods around 20th April and we had unprotected sex on 7th night (I didn't ejaculate inside her) and then again on 20th May (I ejaculated inside her on accident). Today it's 24th May and there are so signs of a period coming anytime soon. We took Unwanted 72 both times immediately after having sex. Was she ovulating any of the times?
Is it possible that she could've gotten pregnant from these two times even after taking emergency contraception?
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Yes emergency pills hv a high failure rate
The patient can be pregnant despite One
Also preejaculatory secretions also contain semen
So go fr a pregnancy test
If negative the delay is a side effect of emergency pill
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Better do home pregnancy test
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Pill has high failure rate, pregnancy can happen even after taking the pill.Do a urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy.
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