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I was sextually active on 7th and 8th feb(morning)....it was protected sex fully but first 3-5 seconds were unprotected...i took deviry for early period(on 8th feb)....I got my periods on 17th jan and 1st dec...Is there any chance of getting pregnant?
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Your timing was after ovulation, so pregnancy chance is low.
Deviry is not a pregnancy-preventing pill.
What you should do next:-
*Wait for periods
*If menses delayed ≥7 days → do urine pregnancy test (UPT)
*Stop Deviry if pregnancy is suspected/confirmed
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The chance of pregnancy in this scenario is very low because the sex was mostly protected and the brief unprotected exposure was minimal. Since you had your period on 8th Feb (after taking a medicine for early period), it indicates that ovulation likely occurred before the incident and menstruation followed, reducing pregnancy risk.
You should consider taking an emergency contraceptive pill if you’re still concerned, or do a pregnancy test after 3 weeks if your next period is missed.
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Chances of pregnancy is less but cannot be ruled out completely
Do a pregnancy test in case of missed periods
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Since intercourse was mostly protected the chance of pregnancy is very low.
Also, based on your last period (17th Jan), 7–8 Feb may not be your peak ovulation time if cycles are regular.
Deviry is not an emergency contraceptive pill
Emergency pills can delay or disturb the next period. Wait for your expected date. If periods are delayed by more than 7 days, do a urine pregnancy test.
No need to panic. Chances appear minimal.
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