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Ovulation & Ipill
Hello.
My partner's LMP was on 18.02.2024.
She is likely to ovulate on 03.03.2024
We had unprotected Intercourse today on 27.02.2024 ( 5 days prior to ovulation ) but did not ejaculate inside.
Took an Ipill within 6 hours.
What are the chances of getting pregnant?
Thanks in advance
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Less chance of getting pregnant..... After ipill.... But still wait for your menses....
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Dr. Sanjivani Venkatrao Aneraye
Obstetrics & Gynecology
1 yrs exp
Nanded
The unprotected intercourse done in fertile period...you have taken I pill as emergency contraception....you may get pregnant...as I pill has failure rate ...
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
In a 30 day cycle ovulation happens between the 8 to day 18 counting from day one of the periods
so the intercourse that happened was in the fertile period not 5 days prior to ovulation
pre ejaculatory secretions also contain semen also emergency pills have a high failure rate so there are chances of the patient getting pregnant
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Less chance of pregnancy..
Pill has high failure rate and pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill.
Do pregnancy test if you miss your period date.
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