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Medical Conditions - Contraceptive Failure

Contraceptive methods, including pills, intrauterine devices, and implants, can fail to prevent pregnancy. Contraceptive failure occurs due to improper use, wrong instructions on use (such as starting the birth control pills at the wrong date), and making mistakes when using the contraceptive method. The common failure rates of common contraceptives range from 0.1 % to 7 %.

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What is my risk of pregnancy after contraceptive failure?

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What are the best non-hormonal options for birth control?

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Is there a risk of pregnancy after missing one monthly pill?

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Do I have any chance of getting pregnant with Copper-T?

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Is there a difference in the dose of Unwanted-72 with age?

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Can I get pregnant if I had protected sex with my boyfriend?

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How to safely abort 40 days pregnancy?

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Can a woman get pregnant if she has unprotected sex after taking a contraceptive injection?

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Does vomiting immediately after taking an I-pill mean it was ineffective?

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