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Safe day to start an intercourse?
I took ginette 35 on my first day of period that is 3 days ago ..when is it safe to have an intercourse i mean to say after how many days should I start having an intercourse? It has been 4 days now i am on tablets.
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All days are safe..dont miss the pill
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As you already started taking the pills, you are safe through out the month but you should not miss even a single tablet otherwise you may become pregnant
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If you are on the tablet. Then u are safe from the beginning
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Yes u can do safe intercourse all days but you have to take your ginette 35 sincerely without missing a day... Missing a single pill may lead to chances of getting pregnancy or failure of contraception
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