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Unprotected sex
I had an unprotected sex with my boyfriend last week and the same day i took am i pill. And the very next day i got my periods . And after 6 days on completion of my periods we again had unprotected sex . So i dont know is it safe to take an ipill again.
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Its safe to take only that time but it will disturb your hormon later you face problem regarding period anaemia oe health related issue so use another method for protection ,
Use barrier method like condom,veginal cap etc
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Hello there, it depends on your period regularity and how much days it took for next period. Still if considered a normal female then you are on borderline to become pregnant, it's better to have an Contraceptive pill.
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Always take Contraceptive pill on emergency only not on regular basis. Use Contraceptive to avoid Pregnancy.
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Dr. Asad Raza
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You should be on a form on long term contraception. For example: oral contraception pills (OCPs) taken daily, depot provera injection (one shot every 3 months) and many other birth control options exist. Taking the morning after pill is NOT a good idea on an ongoing basis.
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