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Ipill ovulation pregnancy
Me and my partner come in physical contact on 10th march .. there was a breakage in the condom .. she is a virgin and we were not having penetration .. but the parts were in contact.. her period date was 28 feb .. so the time frame of 10 march was the fertile window.. although there was no insertion .. im worried about the semen above the skin .. she took ipill soon the next day morning on 11 march.. so kindly tell will the ipill work in this case .. it was day 12 when we came in contact .. around her ovulation.. so is there a chance she ovulated ? Will the ipill work when taken the very next day's morning ? Please answer
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Should work...also I pill may delay next period or disrupt the cycle...do urine pregnancy test if missed period.
For more information on contraception go to link
https://www.familygynaec.com/post/contraception-myths-what-indian-women-fear
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Though it's difficult to get pregnant as she has taken ipill,but I have seen patients getting pregnant even after having intercourse on 28 th day of cycle.Have safe sex.Touching of private parts should not be taken lightly
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Do UPT on 28 th day of cycle and get relieved
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Use better quality condoms
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Yes it will work. Chance of pregnancy is less likely
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