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I had intercourse just after 1 day if my periods...that was protected and i took an ipill also...had done pregancy test and that was too negative but within two weeks i had periods again...so there would be chances of pregnancy?
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No mostly not.as you took all the precautions.if you miss your periods then definately you need to do urine Pregnancy test.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Don't worry this happens coz of I pill.... Just observe Your period now... There are very less chance of pregnancy... But avoid take I pill many times .. Better to meet a gynac near by and have advice regarding safe and effective contraception
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Dr. M.H. Abinaya
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chennai
Whenever you take I pill the periods will come with in 10days of taking I pill
That's is normal
And take I pill only when you have sex in fertile period
Taking I pill frequently without medical supervision will have unnecessary side effects in future
There is no pregnancy in this case
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