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Effectiveness of ipill
My periods ended on 8th december and in 19th december I and my partner had intercourse and i took ipill on the same evening on 19th december and on 20th evening i had consumed some alcohol. Is there any chance of getting pregnant?
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Ipill also has a failure rate of 1-2%
So you need to do a urine pregnancy test to rule out
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Chance of pregnancy is very low, but not zero.
Since your periods ended on 8th December and intercourse happened on 19th December, this was likely before your fertile (ovulation) period in a usual cycle.
You also took i-pill on the same evening, which significantly reduces the chance of pregnancy when taken within 24 hours.
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Wait for your next period (it may come early or be delayed due to i-pill)
If periods are delayed by 7 days, do a urine pregnancy test
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