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2021-08-17 07:32:58
I had unprotected intercourse on 13th day of my period. I took unwanted 72 pill close to 48 hours. My cycle is generally of 28-30 days. I never had unprotected intercourse before. My periods are delayed by 6 days. Light blood spotting is observed from last 2-3 days. Are there any chances of getting pregnant.
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Get a pregnancy test done If negative you can wait

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Ipill can cause abnormalities. Wait for next cycle. If miss the next cycle then take a UPT at home

Answered2021-08-17 07:35:18

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Usually no chances but fir ur satisfaction  UPT suggested

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