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Me and my husband have physically intimated 2 nd day after completing periods and I took ipill(Emergency contraceptive pill) next day to avoid unwanted pregnancy
And we again have unprotected physical intimation next day And I didn't took the pill again
Does that 1 pill work to avoid pregnancy or should I take another one again
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That one pill will work only for 4 days. If you have sexual intimacy after four days of ingestion of emergency contraception then you need some other methods to protect yourself against pregnancy.
But if it is your husband then you should use a better contraception like Copper T. Unless your husband is working at a different place and comes home very occasionally.
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Use condom or any other form of contraception. Ipill is a large dose of a hormone which should not be taken regularly.
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