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Is Ipill safe?
My friend has unprotected sex and she took ipill for first time on 14th May.
Later, she again had unprotected sex on 25th May. So is it okay to have another Ipill on 27th May which is today.
Also, her menstrual date is near by - it's around 29-30th May. So she is scared if she will get her periods or not.
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Never okay
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If her expected date of periods is 29-30 May then she can't become pregnant by intercourse on 25 May.
But she has already taken i pill on 27 May. So she will get withdrawal bleeding on 2 or 3 June.
Most likely her periods will be delayed by 4-5 days
(unless she has already become pregnant due to intercourse on 14 May which was during Fertility window).
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
It's never ok to have any form of emergency pill
Thy hv a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite One
Also thy hv many side effects in the form of excessive n irregular vaginal bleeding
Use better methods of contraception
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