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Is it harmful ??
my GF had a uterus prolapse a month ago................she had hampered her ovary during that time.............she is now under doctors care and getting well................we did not had sex during that period,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,now my question is if we had sex now and she takes emergency contraceptive pill will that be harmful for her health ??
She needs to follow her doctors orders. You do not want her to have more problems. Plan B should not be used as an option just to have sex. Plan B can cause alot of issues and is only recommended on an emergency basis only and not as a routine contraceptive. For her health she really needs to follow the doctors orders and you as her bf should encourage her to follow them as well and not encourage her to do otherwise. You need to be supportive for her well being right now.
Yes, harmful. The emergency contraceptive pill is not helpful for health and should not be used as birth control, it is for emergencies only. Not just so you can have some sex.
Have her ask her doctor at what point it is safe for her to have penetrative sex. Don't be so eager that you push her into doing something she should not.
Have her ask her doctor at what point it is safe for her to have penetrative sex. Don't be so eager that you push her into doing something she should not.
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