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Emergency contraceptives

2022-09-27 01:46:37
Had unprotected intercourse after 2 days of periods. Cycle length is 28 -29 days and it lasts for 5 days. Is this the safe period? Is there any need to take an ECP??
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Answered2022-09-27 05:20:10

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Yes this is the safe period but if u miss ur period do pregnancy tests there is a very very rare chance to get pregnancy

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No. There is no need to take emergency contraceptive.

Answered2022-09-27 01:56:00

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There is nothing like safe or unsafe period It's that chances are more between day 8 to 18 Less on other days Ecp have a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite One

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No need

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