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2025-04-30 12:24:13
My friend had unprotected inter course with the person finishing inside on Day 3 of her period ,she has a 28-35 days cycle ,regular .Should she consider taking Emergency contraception or she can stay carefree ?She had taken emergency contraception 15 days back .
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Answered2025-05-14 11:52:36

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Less problem  don't  worry.

Answered2025-05-02 07:53:51

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Usually on day 3 nothing to worry..
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Answered2025-05-02 06:12:17

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No need to worry. Safe days

Answered2025-05-03 07:32:01

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Need few more details. Kindly connect for further management

Answered2025-05-02 13:44:59

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Need not worry . As it is not fertile period.

Answered2025-05-02 08:04:08

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Answered2025-05-02 06:49:20

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Need few more details Kindly consult

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Kindly connect Need few more details.

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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Hello there, If it was on Day 3 of her periods, chances of conception are extremely less given her periods are regular. Please use contraceptives like condom or Oral Contraceptive Pills in future. And avoid popping Emergency Contraceptives just like that. It can have adverse effects on fertility later in life. Take care.

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No need to do anything wait for periods

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