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I had ipill just 3 hours after unprotected sex on 9th Feb, today I noticed very dry creamy white extra discharge, my periods was to be expect somewhere from 19th to 23rd Feb as I had my periods last on 19th Jan and my periods are delayed by 4 days to 1 week every month so did I take ipill during my ovulation period and if so will it fail? When do I expect my withdrawal bleeding to occur by and is there any chance of being pregnant even after withdrawal bleeding?
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Ipill has 1-9% of failure rate. One can't assure that you can not be pregnant even u take it.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Pill has high failure rate and pregnancy can happen despite taking the pill.
Withdrawal bleeding is not mandatory. It is a side effect of pill ,nothing to do with pregnancy
Get a pregnancy test done after 3 weeks of intercourse
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