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Can i take i pill once in a month?
Hello Dr, can I take I-pill once in a month? Does it hv a bad effect on my health? How much gap should I give before taking the i pill 2nd time?
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I-pill is an emergency contraceptive pill with high contents of female hormones having high failure rates with more side effects. It's not recommended as regular contraceptive pill
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I pill as such is not advised as a regular contraception. So no scheduling of it can be done
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Connect please
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You should not take emergency contraceptive on regular basis. .itay change ur menses regularities . follow up for more information
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Dr. Rupali Vaidya
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
You should not take Ipill in every month it may cause harmonal imbalance and affect your fertility in future
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
No u should not
As it has a high failure rate
you can be pregnant despite one
also it has many side effects in the form of excessive and irregular vaginal bleeding
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