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Unwanted 72 is taken as prevention?
I have unsafe sex with my Boyfriend yesterday during my 1st day of MC. He pulled out when sperm released but I m in doubt that some drops of sperm may be remains inside. Now Can I take unwanted 72 for precaution mode? If there is no fertilisation take place,then what is the adverse effects of taking unwanted 72.
It's may be remains inside but I'm not sure.what I do.. plz reply urgently.
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
Don't worry
U did unprotected sex on ur non ovulatory days so no worries about pregnancy.
If u did unprotected sex on ur 1st day of menes than no ovulation.
For pregnancy sperm and egg have to fertilised and fertilised egg have to implant in uterus.
In ur case no egg so no worries about pregnancy.
No need of take I pills.
For further advise use my online consultation link so that we can discuss ur case details and advice u accordingly.
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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No need to take i pill
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