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2022-05-30 05:49:31
We had unprotected intercourse on Saturday night (28/05/2022). 30hrs before this consultation. Her last menstruation bleeding started on 19/05/22 and ended on 23/05/22. Shall we go for emergency contraceptive pills or no.
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Answered2022-05-30 08:16:13

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There is no need. It is only 9 days since last period.

Answered2022-05-30 06:28:56

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Wait and watch for next period... meanwhile use regular contraception

Answered2022-05-30 09:45:30

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Relatively safe period

Answered2022-05-30 09:24:35

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Better to take I pill.

Answered2022-05-30 06:29:18

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You can take the pill but it is not totally  safe .Pregnancy  happens  even after taking the pill. .it has many side effects  too.Do a pregnancy  test if the period  date is missed

Answered2022-05-30 06:28:44

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