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can contraceptive pills fail? like "i-pill" of Cipla ?
Dear Sir/Mam,
I had sex with my wife and by mistake I ejaculated inside her without using condoms...within 2 hours of this she has taken the tablet... "i-pill" of the company "Cipla" it is a contraceptive pill...now it was the day when she has completed 14 days of last menstruation... now 4/5 days are left for the day of her next period...after taking the pill there was nothing significant difference in her behaveour or health...no vomiting...no bleeding...no pain...we are afraid... if she becomes pregnent...!! I should inform you that she had completed her last period on 17th July 2010...and we had sex on 31st July 2010...one more thing...SHE IS SUFFERING FROM "PCOS"
Please help....
We've told you. We can not tell you whether she is pregnant or not. She will need to take a pregnancy test to be sure. And I would advise you to think about using birth control and not the I Pill, it's for emergency situations only.
If she got it when it's due, it's probably her period. But as the others said. You need to use proper birth control and not an EC. They're not to be used habitually or in place of real birth control. Wait two weeks and have her take a test with first morning urine.
she is my girlfriend..and now I am thousands mile away from here..I will return after 2 months..so situation is really critical for me..and for its not possible to take a test of her pregnancy... ok just tell me if she can start the birth controll pills now...? I mean its already 10 days are over..thaat we had unprotected sex... so now birth controll pills can be started? and it will be still effective? please help... one more query... after sex howmuch time is the limit of a "medication abortion(abortion by taking medicines...)" ... I mean to say... suppose 2 months are elapsed...can it be possible to abort the pregnancy by medication...if not then what is the maximum limit of that sort of safe non-surgical abortion.....
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