Ipill consumption

2026-09-06 03:02:46
I had taken ipill on 17th august after which i had withdrawal bleeding from 25th. I had unprotected sex several times on 5th august which was yesterday. Shall i take another ipill? Will it cause problems? On may and june also i had to take one pill each month. Please help
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You need to understand that prevention is before the act never after Emergency pills have a very high failure rate and you can be pregnant despite one

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Taking emergency contraception repeatedly, including in May, June and now again, works less reliably with each use and isn't meant to replace regular contraception.
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For the exposure from yesterday, please discuss a reliable ongoing contraceptive method with your gynaecologist rather than repeating this pill.
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Frequent emergency pill use can also disrupt your cycle, which may explain the irregular bleeding you've had.

Answered2026-09-06 04:00:46

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Emergency pill has lots of side effects. It has high failure rate and pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill. Frequent use is not good for health.

Answered2026-09-06 04:42:18

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