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Shoud i take i pill 2 day before period
I took i pill in jan and got my period on 28 feb - 4 mar ( 4 days late than usual)
Acc to the app I'm using...after my last period i should get period in 2 days
I had intercourse with my boyfriend today (29 march) and unfortunately condon broke
Should i take i pill again tho I'm at low risk time...or is there any chance that i might be still ovulating
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Yes. You have to take I pill.
I pill is useful only for one cycle.
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Reach profile for detailed discussion will be happy to hear you 😊
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Yes . You can be ovulating also. Time method is very crude method and one can not say it's 100% safe. There are cases of late ovulation and delayed pregnancies also. So better to take precautions. Doctors Consultation is needed.
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Dr. Sravya Naramchetti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
6 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Better to take precaution.
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