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Unwanted pregnancy
Am under regular inter course and i took ipill last 13th of march and didn't had periods yet nd there is a possibility of lickage of kondom even last night can i take a ipill today?
Am already having problem in irregular periods so i had my last periods at the end of December. Even after that I checked several times in preaganews all the time it was negative.
Now what to do for having periods ? And to stop unwanted pregnancy?
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Dear lady, if you use an emergency contraceptive like a chocolate then you would face a lot of side effects the major one being irregular menses. Please ensure you use a planned contraceptive instead. We cannot prescribe any medication here in the open question section. You will have to see a gynecologist and get an assessment done and set right your menstrual cycle. Consumption of an emergency contraceptive like ipill can cause future Infertility also please be aware.
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Don't have sex till your menses are set right and you have decided on a regular contraceptive method.
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