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Unwanted pregnancy
Am under regular sex and i took ipill last 13th of march or mey b 1day before and didn't had periods yet and there is a possibility of lickage of kondom even last night can i take a ipill today ?
Am already having problem of irregular periods from day one it skip some times fo 8 to 9days and mostly a few months .last i had periods at the end of December. Evn thought I checked in preaganews within last two weeks and it was negative.
So can i take a ipill ?
What to do fo having periods?
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello...... I pills are progesterone pills. Levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy by preventing or delaying ovulation. They may also work to prevent fertilization of an egg by affecting the cervical mucus or the ability of sperm to bind to the egg. ,it is taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse . it only prevent implantation of ovulation . it may alter period a week here and there.have a 5%-20% failure rate. .If you miss regular menses do urine pregnancy test ,if it comes positive consult gynecologist
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