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Pregnant or not ?
Yesterday evening I had protected sex with my bf but the condom broke at the end and he ejaculated outside. There was no warm feeling of cum entering my vagina and I happened to even pee immediately. But I'm yet freaking out. Ive decided to take emergency contraceptives to be on a safer side and my periods are just a week and half later. Have I taken the right decision? Please help and also tell me the side effects if there are any of ec!
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ITS OK IF YOU HAVE ALREADY TAKEN BUT SWITCH TO SOME ORAL CONTRACEPTION
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
To avoid the pregnancy better you take emergency contraceptive pill within 72 hours of intercourse otherwise it will not work.After that you will get withdrawal bleeding then start oral contraceptives pill.
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