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To clear doubts about inwanted pregnancy
On 5th October my boyfriend fingered me with dried,washed hands.he had taken bath before he fingered me.Then i touched his penis and also washed my hands.out of fear of pregnancy i took ipill on 6th October.My last period was on September 21st.is there a chance for pregnancy?we didn't come in direct contact with our genetilia,we were wearing clothes on,he also fingered me with neat hands which were free from semen,tough i am worried.your answer might lower my anxiety
After taking ipill will get periods on time,will ipill affect my next periods
I took ipill on 6th,my last period was on 21st sep,when would i get periods?
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Ipill will affect your periods due to the hormonal imbalance .
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