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Ipill needed 4 days after period or not
Does my wife have to take ipill after we had unprotected intercourse to avoid pregnancy?
We had sex around 4 days after her period got over. It's been 60hours since then, and her ovulation period will start around 4 days after today. She has a menstrual cycle of 28-30 days.
I didn't ejaculate inside her, but there was precum. We dont want any pregnancy right now. Is it necessary to take the ipill for prevention?
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Bhopal
She can take the pill.
Pill has many side effects.
Pregnancy test to be dons if period is missed.
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Dr. Sharathchandra Rao
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Udupi
When in doubt its better to take a single dose of i pill.
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