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I had unprotected sex yesterday and my last period date 23.03.2024. Although, my husband pulled out during ejaculation I am worried I might get pregnant. Should I take I pill. Does ipill have any side effects on my menstrual cycle and overall health.
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Yes you can use an emergency contraceptive pills but be careful as they have high failure rates and cause irregular periods with variable bleeding
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You can definitely use an emergency contraceptive to be safe. But you are around your ovulation period so risk of pregnancy is High.
Emergency contraceptives are High dose hormones you may or may not experience menstrual complaints or delay in the next cycle. Connect with me for other methods of contraceptive advice.
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