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Unprotected sex ipill
My last period was feb 19th I had unprotected sex on March 1st I took ipill exactly on 70th hour will I get pregnant I'm getting cramps very often till now after taking the ipill will I get pregnant
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You have had unprotected intercourse on day 10 of your period. It is relatively fertile time. So you can become pregnant. Then you have to I pill at 70th hour. That is again late because nothing is Mathematical in the human body. Then you are consulting 11 days after I pill or 22 days after last period.
Please wait till next period (21-22 March). If you don't get your periods you should consult a Gynaecologist in your area.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
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Any form of emergency pill has a high failure rate
U need to wait till the expected date of perids to find out
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