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To take emergency contraceptive or not?
My girlfriend and i had unprotected sex 2 days back. We had tried the withdrawal method. And i had urinated before, so the precum night also be devoid of sperms. Is there any chance she will pregnancy? Should she take i pill?
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Hi, I would like to educate u on the topic that whenever u have unsafe intercourse it 100% don't cause pregnancy but taking emergency contraceptive pills definitely very time causes hormonal imbalance in females, so answer to ur question is wait till her next menses n if they come not to worry n if they don't come then consult gynaecologist n take mtp pills which will take care of pregnancy .
I don't advise to take emergency pills every time person have unsafe sex as they have side effects on female health.
For future try to use protection to avoid such situation.
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
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iPill is a high dosage hormonal pill that interferes with body's hormonal balance. So it should not be given unnecessarily. Wait for her periods to come. If they do not come then do a urine pregnancy test at home to confirm pregnancy. If the result is positive, she is pregnant and then visit a gynecologist for further evaluation and management.
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