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Emergency Contraception

2018-12-30 09:43:29
I had an accidental condom break while having intercourse on 29th december. I have a period cycle of 25 days and my periods are due on  9th jan. I fear of concieving. So please advice me relevent emergency contraception with minimum side effects.
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Answered2018-12-30 10:08:38

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