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Unprotected Sex during 4th day of period
With my partner had unprotected sex during 4th day of her period; when she had spotting during day but during night no spotting was there. We both were in impression that sex during periods means No pregnancy. She is also suffering from PCOD. She sat down after sex, clean with water and said me that nothing will happen. But i am skeptical as read some google articles. So should or Can she take ipill almost during last day of period (or may be her period ends Thrusday evening where started on Sunday evening) Last ipill taken at 30 sept due to condom breakage. Also we are on 5 days tour. :(
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Emergency pills hv a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite One
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