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Emergency contraceptive pill

2020-12-18 19:31:36
Hi. My LMP was on 07 dec 2020. I would like to know if I can use emergency contraceptive pill today as I am still nursing my 2 yr toddler on demand (mostly at nights). My cycle is generally 32 days and very rarely 28 days.
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Yes u can take emergency contraceptive..keep a gap between your medicine and feeding of the baby...

Answered2020-12-19 08:52:11

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Contraceptive pills are not for married couples or livein partners. They should use condom or oc pills or copper t or injectable contraceptive. Emergency contraceptive is for casual sex which happens once in while or by mistake. Emergency pills have three times the harmones of regular pill. If you have single contact with your husband in a month then only use emergency pills.

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