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Protected sex during ovulation
I had a protected sex with my girlfriend on 22nd of December, this was the day she was ovulating. We used condom and pull out method before ejaculation simultaneously. There was no condom failure. After 20 mins we again had sex and again with condom on, with no failure again. We took every possible precautions. But she is still very worried about the possibility of pregnancy. Last month she already took an I pill because of fear. This time she again is in fear that she might get pregnant. It has been over 40 hours since we had sex. What should we do? Is there any chance of pregnancy?
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Pls connect me on practo so that we can solve ur query pls,my name is dr lavina,u may do online consultation
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Dr. K Supriya
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Very less chance
Whn was day one of period last?
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Bhopal
Using emergency pill frequently is not good for health .moreover it has high failure rate too .wait for the next month period .if the date is missed then do a urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy
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