Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am a-25-year-old female. I am a PCOS/PMOS patient and had sex two days ago (that was after five days since my periods ended). My periods are usually irregular but it occurs sooner or later and I usually have a long cycle more than 30 days. So while sex, my condom broke and I took an I-pill immediately and also in the next day morning. I want to know if the I-pill will work irrespective of having PCOS/PMOS and what are the chances of getting pregnant?
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As you have a longer than usual cycle as expected of polycystic ovary syndrome/polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PCOS/PMOS), less likely that you are fertile on the day you had sex. It would be an even added protection that you took the I-pill. The I-pill will work whether you have PCOS/PMOS or not. Comparing to a non-PCOS/PMOS patient, you have lower chance of getting pregnant after taking the I-pill. If you took the first pill within 24 hours after sex, it is said to be 95 % effective.
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