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Should we take ipill??
We had sex at 16th dec nd took ipill72 within 6-7 hours and unfortunately today also have unprotected sex so should we use again ipill ?? And her last period date was 4th December. I'm very confused pls help.!!
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Frstly, avoid taking iPill so frequently. Wait for your periods to come. If they do not come then do a urine pregnancy test to check if there is pregnancy. If the result is negative then consult a gynaecologist for further evaluation. If the result is positive then consult a gynaecologist and follow the medication course as prescribed.
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Hello.......You should have used preventive contraceptives... There are chances of pregnancy even after taking post coital pills of about 5 to 10%.
One pills only acts once, you should have to take it again.. Taking many pills can alter the period. If you miss period do urine pregnancy test. ..
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