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Ovulation
LMP on 18.02.2024
I have a 28 day cycle.
So my ovulation date is 03.03.2024
My periods are regular.
On 27.02.2024 I had unprotected sex.
Did not ejaculate inside.
Took an Ipill within 6 hours.
Did an ovulation test today on 29.02.2024 and it's negative.
Does that mean Ipill worked and chances of pregnancy are ruled out ?
Is it advisable to do the ovulation test until 03.03.2024 & if it's in the negative then that means the Ipill worked ?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ovulation does not happen on a single day there is a range of days which are considered as the ovalution days
Preejaculatory secretions also contain semen emergency pills have a high failure
rate you can be pregnant despite one
Wait till 18th of March to find out your chances of getting pregnant
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