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Unprotected sex 9th day after my periods
I have 28-30 days regular cycle. October 5th I got my periods..13oct I had unprotected sex in 2 hrs i took ipill what are my chances of getting pregnant??
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Bhopal
Emergency pill has high failure rate and pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill.
Do pregnancy test if you miss your period date.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Taking iPill within 2 hours of unprotected sex gives it the best chance of working, since it's most effective the sooner it's taken after exposure. Day 9 of a 28 to 30 day cycle is usually before ovulation, which tends to happen around day 14 to 16, so your baseline risk that day was already on the lower side. Combining that with how early you took the pill, your overall chance of pregnancy this cycle is low, though not zero.
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Your period may arrive a little early or late this month since the pill can shift its timing. If it's more than a week late, or comes unusually light, take a home pregnancy test to confirm.
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iPill is meant for emergencies only, not regular contraception. Please consult a gynaecologist if your period doesn't show up as expected, or before relying on it again.
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