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Had intercourse on my 14th day protected
Hii I had protection intercourse today on my 14day of cycle. It was protected sex only but when i was getting off from my partner the Condom came out from me and my partner found out he released cum already by that time... But the problem is his genital was not Fully erected so he didn't understood when he ejaculated.. the condom was inside me though but I'm very stressed and don't want to conceive and not sure what to do please suggest me tablet to avoid pregnancy if might get chance.
If further information needed i want to add it happened around night only after 9 and my partner went nearby pharmacy i pillor unwanted 72 was not available. So tomorrow only may be by evening I can get medicine please suggest what to do.
And to add on I was not on any pill
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Instead of getting worried you should do your urine pregnancy test if you miss your periods. If you get your periods on time then no action is required.
In other words no action is indicated for the next 15 days.
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First you should know what is ur cycles like 28 days or 30 days
If 28 days you ovulate on 14 th day
If 30 days you ovulate on 15 th day
If you don’t know whether the semen released inside or not better go for I pill
I pill can be taken 72 hrs or as soon as possible after unprotected intercourse
If miss your next period do get upt
If sexually active try to use other contraceptive methods
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You can take emergency pill within 72 hrs.
Pill has high failure rate and pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill.
Do pregnancy test if you miss your period date.
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