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Coitus, ipill and pcos. Further steps?

2022-02-17 14:31:11
I had unprotected coitus but had ipill after. My partner did not discharge exactly inside me but had a discharge outside 4 to 5 mins before coitus. Also i have pcod but i was at 12th day of my cycle. Should i be worried about pregnancy? What should i do and how long should i wait? What should be my further steps? Please guide or give a suggestion rather than suggesting to contact in person that would be appreciated.
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Pls connect me for online consultation and advvice.i m expert in pcod treatment,will guide u

Answered2022-02-17 15:18:00

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If took ipill then need not worry ,, wait for next period, if delayed then do one urine pregnancy test .

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Take tab meprate 10mg 3 times a day for 3 days stop pds should come within 7 days.

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