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Advice for iPill
Hello Doctor, I need your advice regarding emergency contraception.
I was taking Freedase 30 to regulate my periods and completed all 21 pills correctly. I took my last pill on 17 October. My bleeding started on 19 October, and I had sex on the same day. My partner ejaculated inside me.
I am worried about the risk of pregnancy and am considering taking i-Pill. Could you please advise whether I need emergency contraception, whether it is safe for me to take it, and when I should restart Freedase 30?
Please also let me know what changes in bleeding I should expect and when I should take a pregnancy test.
Thank you, Doctor.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Bhopal
As you were taking freedase regularly, there is no need for any emergency pill now
You are safe .
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Since you took your contraceptive pill pack correctly with no missed doses, you're still protected against pregnancy through this pill-free week, including the sex you had on the 19th. Taking i-Pill on top of that isn't needed here and can actually upset your hormone levels and bleeding pattern unnecessarily.
Next Steps
Restart your next pill pack exactly a week after your last active pill, regardless of whether the bleeding has fully finished. Your withdrawal bleed may run slightly longer or heavier this cycle, which is common and not a concern. Please discuss this with your gynaecologist to confirm the exact restart date.
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If you miss the restart date or skip pills in the new pack, protection isn't certain, so take a home pregnancy test if your period doesn't arrive as expected.
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