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2019-03-06 09:15:09
My second period after ipill is 27th feb to 2 nd march now my question is when can do sexual intercourse without protection to avoid unwanted pregancy according to my cycle my cycle length is 26- 35 days from 27th feb upto when I can do sex plz tell me my safe days
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Hello, The ovulation time varies for eachwoman and can occur from the 12th day to the 19th day of the cycle. A sperm usually lives for up to 3 to 5days in the reproductive tract. Therefore, it is possible to becomepregnant if there is unprotected sex five days before ovulation. This is 90% safe not 100%

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With protection every day is safe

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till 14 march u safe

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Take proper advise for this Not use pills Many side effect in future Age 18 yrs

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After taking I pill some changes in cycle length can occur.

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