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I pill after MTP
MTP done on 23 April. Follow up completed with doctor and confirmed that there is no retained product of conception. Had intercourse last night but the condom broke. Is it safe to take an i pill now? Will there be any complications? Very scared and confused.
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Ipill should be taken to prevent pregnancy. But chances of failure are high so do a urine pregnancy test if bleeding doesn't take place even after two weeks of taking the tablets.
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Yes. You have to take i pill because it is 13 days since you had D&C. Ovulation will occur within 2-3 days. By that time some of the sperms will be still alive.
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Ipill has high failure rate but now u don’t hve any other option take it n just wait for ur periods .. if u miss it then do pregnancy test
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Don't panic.ipill u can take keeping in mind that it is not 100% protective.
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Ipill could be taken , but do keep in mind that it has a failure rate
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High chances of failure and side effects
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Ipill has a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite One Also has many side effects in the form of excessive n irregular vaginal bleeding delayed periods
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