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Emergency contraceptive

2018-08-12 02:37:27
My average cycle is of 28 days . On the 8th day after my mensus i had sexual intercourse in which the contraceptive we were using( condom) broke. I took an emergency contraceptive pill within 3-4hrs of the incident. Are there still chances of me being pregnent?
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No chances anyhow you have taken emergency contraceptive pill.You have to wait till next cycle and do pregnancy test on 25 th day of period by Bhcg.If comes negative means no pregnancy.

Answered2018-08-12 09:41:05

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