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I Ipill after d&c

2023-01-13 04:01:35
My wife had got D&C done (5weeks) on 8th Jan. No bleeding afterward. On 12th Jan, we believe fluid could have transferred while grinding, no penetration. Is it safe to take an ipill right away? We want to take one instead of dealing with the anticipation. Kindly let us know if it is safe this soon after D&C. Thank you.
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Answered2023-01-13 04:31:16

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Emergency pills hv a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite One

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