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Take a 2nd ipill?Emergency contraception
I had unprotected sex last night (he did not ejaculate in me/ or at all) - should I have a second ipill?
I took an ipill on 29th (Sunday) because we had unprotected sex (withdrawal method). I took the pill less than an hour after sex.
My last period was on may16 (lasted 4 days) and my next one is due on the 19th of June.
My question is should I take another ipill today? Since we didn't use a condom last night.
Please help, thank you.
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You had your last period on 16 May. You have already had i pill on 29 May. So you have already disturbed the ovulation (which had not occurred till 29 May).
You had sexual intimacy on 2 June and he didn't ejaculate inside you.
Chances of your pregnancy are very remote. You need not take i pill.
However if you miss your periods on 19 June you should do a urine pregnancy test on 23 or 24 June.
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