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Asking About Emergency Contraceptive Pil
Sir i have intercourse with my gf on 28th feb and i suggest her to consume emergency contraceptive pill as a precaution and she took it within 3 hours .
Actually she have a period date on 05-07 march of this month.
I just want to know that when she will get period after taking that pill from her period date .
how much time it will take ?
or that i pill was effective or not , is there any chance of pregnancy ?
please tell me
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There are chances of pregnancy,ipill not 100 percent effective,cant say
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There is no hard and fast rule. In some patients emergency contraception may fall completely, in some it may cause withdrawal bleeding within 5-6 days after taking ec pill.
In the case of your GF there is overlapping of the day of bleeding whether it is withdrawal bleeding or it is normal period which is due on the same date. So she will get her periods around 7-8 March.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding delayed periods
Also has a high failure rate
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