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If another dose of ipill required?
First date of last period: 22 June
Cycle length: 28 days (regular)
Ovulation date according to tracking application: 6th July.
Had unprotected sex (pullout method) on 4th July early morning and within 10 hours took the ipill.
Then the next day (at around 6PM) had another round of unprotected sex, though the male ejaculated outside mostly, but pretty sure some semen might have been ejaculated inside. It's been 68 hours since then, still in 72hours of window since the second unprotected encounter. Mild spotting drops (on toilet paper) was observed on 5th and 6th July (after taking the first ipill on 4th July)
Is another i-pill required or necessary here? Please advice as soon as possible!
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