What are the ways to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse?

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I read your question and understand your concern. In the event of unprotected intercourse, it is best to take emergency contraceptive pills within the first 72 hours. Otherwise, the pill cannot be used to prevent pregnancy. In your case, because it has already been nine days, the drug's effectiveness is almost nil.

Also, knowing the details of her last menstrual cycle would help me predict her pregnancy.

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Even if the couple engages in unprotected intercourse for a year, the chances of them becoming pregnant are only 20 percent. Given your circumstances, let us say the chances are only 20 percent. So, before you make any decisions, I recommend you wait until her period arrives. She may also experience a week or two delay in her periods as a result of her recent illness, which may have taken a toll on her body. Even if the pregnancy tests are positive, she can still have a safe abortion using medication or a D&C (Dilation and Curettage) , a minor surgical procedure.

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We cannot do much at this point because the process would have already begun if she was pregnant. And, as previously stated, we can still safely terminate a pregnancy using medications or by performing D&C (Dilation and Curettage). Given her age, dehydration is the most common cause of low blood pressure. I suggest she drink at least three liters of water per day, along with lemon water (which contains two teaspoons of sugar and a quarter teaspoon of salt). I also advise her to have a proper investigation as well as the necessary medications for passing blood in urine.

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