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Pill after having unprotected sex

2024-04-21 03:20:21
I have unprotected sex with my girlfriend and i did pull back out but i dont want to take any risk . is emergency contraceptive pill is fine ? and how to consume and what are the side effect and all
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Answered2024-04-21 05:11:42

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No it is not fine They have many side effects and high failure rate Which means the patient can be pregnant des pite one Also prevention is before the act never after

Answered2024-04-21 06:26:33

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Answered2024-04-21 05:16:04

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It's to be used within 72 hours of unprotected  intercourse. Many side effects of the pill. Irregular bleeding, delayed period, high failure rate. Pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill.

Answered2024-04-21 05:00:25

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