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Copper-t related query
Its been 9mnths post my delivery, m breastfeeding n i hv inserted copper t in the 6th week of chckup post pregnancy(dat was also my 8th day of periods),My periods r regular after that.Me n my husband still use condoms for extra protection.Bt recently v had contct during that time,the condom got torn,n semen were into me,n it was also the 9Th day of my period,(with no flow).N i checked the position lf copper t thread after that it was intact.Is there any chances of pregnancy??..Pls do rply.
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If copper T was applied properly and fix at exact place then there will be no chance of pregnancy.
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