The first i-pill taken within 10 hours is effective for that episode. Since the second intercourse happened the very next day (within 24â36 hours), the first pill's hormonal levels are still active and should provide coverage for the second episode as well â a second pill is not strictly necessary. The spotting on 5thâ6th July is a common and expected side effect of levonorgestrel (i-pill), not a sign of pregnancy. However, given your ovulation was expected around 6th July, there is some timing concern. To be safe, take a urine
pregnancy test 3 weeks from 5th July (around 26th July) for confirmation.
Next Steps
Do a urine
pregnancy test on 26th July if your period doesn't come on time. Avoid using i-pill as regular contraception â consider a more reliable method. Consult me on Practo for further guidance.