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Sex after periods
I got my periods on 2ndApril on 12th April I had protected sex and I got my periods on 22nd after taking meprate (I missed my period's actually to get periods I took meprate) now its 8th day of my periods it stopped on 27th may today we are thinking to have sex is it safe??
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Yes. You can have sex again today.
But you should take precautions. All hormones used as emergency contraception or for withdrawal bleeding will affect your hormones status.
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
If your period came on 22 th may than you can do protected sex on non risky days. On 27th may is your non ovulation days so no worries abt pregnancy. Do protected sex.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
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Safe as in from the point of view of an unwanted pregnancy ..? No it's not
There are days whn the chances are less or more not zero
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