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Yesterday between 3:30 and 4:00 p.m., my girlfriend and I had sexual intercourse, and I ejaculated inside her. Yesterday was also the first day of her period, so there was some bleeding. Since it was the first day of her period, is there still a chance she could get pregnant? What steps can we take to prevent a pregnancy?
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The patient cannot be pregnant with intercourse on the one of the period You don't need to do anything just wait for the next period Also keep in mind prevention is before the act never after
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Chances of pregnancy are low .You can take i pill.
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Since this happened on the first day of your period, the pregnancy risk is lower than mid cycle, but it isn't zero, especially if your cycles are irregular.
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An emergency contraceptive pill works best within the first 24 to 72 hours, so please get one from a pharmacy or doctor as soon as you can if you want to reduce the risk further.
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If your next period is delayed or unusually light, please take a home pregnancy test and follow up with a gynaecologist.
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