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Unprotected intercourse

2022-05-13 06:34:17
I had unprotected intercourse (short and single ejaculation and bit late withdrawal after a little bit ejaculation went inside)  on may 10(exactly 71 hours ago) . Is it true that even a little bit of ejaculation can cause pregnancy? Is there anything i can do to prevent the unplanned now ??
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Answered2022-05-13 09:13:28

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Pls connect for advice

Answered2022-05-13 07:05:14

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Chances rather If miss ur period  consult

Answered2022-05-13 09:57:41

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Risk of pregnancy  is always there.its too late for ecp  too

Answered2022-05-13 06:45:51

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