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Sex with condom on safe days
Sex on safe days with condom is the right way to protect against pregnancy or i have to ue ipill against pregnancy?
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Don't take any medication without consulting doctor...don't use I pill as backup method for contraception..as it is emergency contraceptive medicine..visit to nearby gynaecologist/sexologist..along with your female partner..so that he /she will help you accordingly by giving you both sexual counseling & advice and information about contraception to avoid pregnancy and sexual transmitted diseases
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No need to take Ipill.U did right way
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Dr. Anand P R
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17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Protection is enough if rupture occurs then go for ipill..
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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no need
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