Dr. Sameer Kumar
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Hello doctor,
I had my periods on 20th of the last month and yesterday I had sex but accidentally the condom broke. So, I took I-pill within two hours of having sex. And today also I had unprotected sex and after sex immediately took I-pill again approximately within one hour. Is there any chance that I will be pregnant? Right now we are not planning to have a child so I am worried. I had a normal cycle of 32 to 35 days. So I am expecting my this month period on 22nd. Could you please tell me that is there any chance to be pregnant?
Hello,
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There was no apparent need of taking the second I-pill. The first would have sufficed for next 72 hrs as well. However, now your withdrawal bleed should be expected in next 5 to 7 days following progesterone withdrawal and not on your due expected date. If you have a withdrawal, it would indicate that you are pregnancy safe.
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