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How To Avoid Pregency
Hi,
Recently me and my partner had a sex with condom but at the end of session, condom teared and liquid came out. now she feels the symptoms of getting pregnant and like: urination, drizzling, tired, not interested to eat food,etc... today 20 days over. we need to stop pregnancy. tell me the best way to stop it and need to know the tablet to take for stopping pregnancy.
Kindly help me ASAP. .
Recently me and my partner had a sex with condom but at the end of session, condom teared and liquid came out. now she feels the symptoms of getting pregnant and like: urination, drizzling, tired, not interested to eat food,etc... today 20 days over. we need to stop pregnancy. tell me the best way to stop it and need to know the tablet to take for stopping pregnancy.
Kindly help me ASAP. .
@Specialmom is correct on everything.
And if your trying to avoid a pregnancy and have a mistake like the condom breaking again it's a very good idea to take the "Plan B" pill the next day or so to 100% ensure that there will be no pregnancy instead of waiting for one to happen then having to abort a new life
And if your trying to avoid a pregnancy and have a mistake like the condom breaking again it's a very good idea to take the "Plan B" pill the next day or so to 100% ensure that there will be no pregnancy instead of waiting for one to happen then having to abort a new life
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Yes, morning after pill is a good thing to do if it is within 72 hours after intercourse (has a very limited time that it will work). Just don't rely on that for birth control as it does cause a women to have messed up hormones for a cycle or two. But that is good you have been using condoms. Sorry there was a snafu and it may have failed. good luck
Yep they have a pill that will terminate a pregnancy if it's 7 weeks or under go to the docs she will probably have to do a blood test before that will administer it. Don't know if you need a prescription where you are for the morning after pill but that's always an option for next time the condom breaks
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Hi there. Well, this requires a trip to her doctor. They do prescribe pills that will end an unwanted pregnancy. But you have to do this under doctor's supervision. However, it doesn't sound like she's taken a pregnancy test as of yet which is the first step. There are clinics such as Planned Parenthood that can help you if you are looking for a place to go. good luck
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