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Regarding Pregnancy Risk and next steps
Doctor,
We need your guidance regarding a concern. We had intercourse on the 15th, but the condom broke outside near the vaginal area. Her expected period date is between the 20th and 25th of this month. Additionally, she has taken the iPill twice this week.
We would like to understand:
1. What are the chances of pregnancy in this scenario?
2. If pregnancy occurs, what steps should we take? We are not planning for a baby at this time and would like to know the safest medical options available.
Please advise on the best course of action.
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If she miss her period ,do urine pregnancy test
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You didn't mention the date of her last period (before the date of sexual intercourse). If it was 20 January then there is very little chance of pregnancy.
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