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Can she get pregnant ?
It was 13day of her cycle...we were foreplaying(still virgin)...my penis tip touched/rubbed her vaginal opening but didn't insert...she was wet...and maybe there was some precum on my penis(i peed atleast 2 times before this)there was no prenatation...we panicked and she took an ipill on the same day just 4-5hrs later...there was happening pain on her abdominal in first 3-4 days but now its fine(the contact happened on 30th oct today its 5nov)
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If there was no penetration and an emergency pill has already been taken, chances of pregnancy are almost nil.
However, wait for your next periods and get a UPT if periods are delayed by 10-15 days
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Bhopal
You have already used emergency pill.
Wait for the period.
Do pregnancy test if you miss your period date.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Taking the i-pill within hours, like you did, is the single most effective step against pregnancy after this kind of contact, and the chance here is already low since there was no penetration. The belly discomfort in the first few days is a common reaction to the hormone dose itself.
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A home urine pregnancy test now would be too early to be reliable, so wait and watch her period over the next 1 to 3 weeks instead; a bleed usually means the pill worked. If it's late, or any pelvic pain returns, see a doctor who can rule out both a continuing pregnancy and an ectopic pregnancy.
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See a gynaecologist in person if pain comes back, gets worse, or the period doesn't arrive within 3 weeks.
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