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Unprotected sex concerns
Me and my partner had unprotected sex on 27th october, although I did not put semen inside the vagina, pulled out before.
She took ipill on that night for prevention. Her last period ended on 17th october. Her next due date is 10th nov. Yesterday, 30th October morning she did test with prega news and result was negative.
Is she safe now from unwanted pregnancy? I'm little worried !
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Pregnancy test to be done after the period date is missed.
So check after 10 November.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Bangalore
Pulling out before ejaculation plus taking the emergency pill the same night lowers the pregnancy risk a lot, though neither method is completely foolproof. A negative test just 3 days after the exposure is still early, since a home test usually needs more time to turn reliably positive if a pregnancy has started.
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If your period hasn't started by 10th November, repeat the urine test 3 to 4 days after that date for a dependable result. The emergency pill commonly shifts your next period a few days earlier or later, which is normal.
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Please see your gynaecologist if your period is delayed beyond a week past the due date, or if you notice unusual pain or bleeding.
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