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Taking iPill twice
Last period dates: April 19-22
On May 3rd, me and my girlfriend had foreplay and my precum may have touched her privates and so on 4th May morning she took the pill. On 5th May evening, during our intercourse I had a condom but it broke. There was no penetration but there was cum. So now we are concerned whether she must take another dose of iPill.
What will be the long term implications of double dosage and effects on future pregnancy? What will be short term implications on my girlfriend health and hormones and periods?
Please note that this is the first time she took iPill.
Worst case scenario what is the procedure for abortion and which one is more complicated considering we are still unmarried.?
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I pill does not protect against subsequent episodes of intercourse. She requires other dose. It can cause delayed periods, irregular bleeding, unwanted pregnancy too can happen because of failure rates. Abortion help cannot be done online. U need to meet the gynecologist in person
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Emergency pills hv a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite One
There may not be long term effects of an emergency pill but short term effects like unwanted pregnancy
Irregular periods delayed periods could be foreseen
In case she turns out to be pregnant
Then u cannot be helped online
U need to meet a Dr in person and proceed under her supervision
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