Periods and pregnancy

2022-03-18 23:00:08
I am day late for my periods. I had intercourse 5 days before. Can I still take a emergency contraception? Or should I consult a doctor for the chance of pregnancy?
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Answered2022-03-19 05:37:31

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If ur already late Go fr a Pregnancy test Any form of emergency contraceptive pill has a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite one

Answered2022-03-19 04:24:15

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Answered2022-03-19 03:31:41

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You are a day late for your period. That means you were expecting your period on 18 March. You had intercourse 5 days before. That means you had intercourse on 13 March. That was safe period (presuming that you have 30 days cycle). So there is no chance of pregnancy. You need not take emergency contraception. But if you don't get your periods in the next 3-4 days then you should do urine pregnancy test and consult a Gynaecologist on Practo.

Answered2022-03-19 02:14:37

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Hi good morning Thnxs for your question I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date so I can help you. After 5 days no need to take ipills. Is it unprotected sex or protected sex? If you missed ur regular period than do urinary pregnancy test with morning sample and inform me result so that I can advise u in better way For further guidance on it and medicine Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly and guide u MY Online link is prac.to/drpanchani

Answered2022-03-19 02:10:54

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Okay so first things first you are a little late for emergency contraceptive, and secondly if you are due for periods you most likely had intercourse in safe timings if you have regular cycles. So relax . Wait for a week.

Answered2022-03-19 04:58:07

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