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2021-01-22 18:25:33
Can we have unprotected sex and not have a PREGNANCY? OR there is some way or technique for it. Or its better to use a condom or other protective measures
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The safe and unsafe days depend upon the duration of the periods but for safety it is always better to use a protection.

Answered2021-01-24 08:20:45

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It's better to use condoms or OC pills than Ipill. There is concept of safe period to have unprotected sex without risk of pregnancy. You can calculate from day of ovulation. U can install one application from Google to take help. Or consult in practo

Answered2021-01-22 18:30:31

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