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Is Pregnancy Possible Despite Having Oral Contraceptive Pill Post Protected Sex?
Question: I was having intercourse with with my girlfriend, and after after I ejaculated, the condom slipped out, while she was on top of me. I pulled the condom out fully and the mouth was still outside. She had an I pill within half an hour. Is there a chance of getting pregnant? She had an I pill yesterday, will that affect its working today?
Brief Answer:
no chance of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir, thanks for trusting health care magic.
No there is absolutely no risk of pregnancy as mouth of the condom was outside her vagina, she was on top so gravitational pull must have prevented sperm ascent.
Plus she took ipill (which was not needed), which will also be reinforced by the pill taken yesterday.
Ipill if taken once protects for full 72 hours against unwanted pregnancy.
So just relax and avoid such a frequent intake of ipill.
Regards
Dr Manisha.
no chance of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir, thanks for trusting health care magic.
No there is absolutely no risk of pregnancy as mouth of the condom was outside her vagina, she was on top so gravitational pull must have prevented sperm ascent.
Plus she took ipill (which was not needed), which will also be reinforced by the pill taken yesterday.
Ipill if taken once protects for full 72 hours against unwanted pregnancy.
So just relax and avoid such a frequent intake of ipill.
Regards
Dr Manisha.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
Yes it will be effective
Detailed Answer:
Yes sir it will surely prevent pregnancy especially when you have already taken two doses on consecutive days.
No risk of pregnancy.
Yes it will be effective
Detailed Answer:
Yes sir it will surely prevent pregnancy especially when you have already taken two doses on consecutive days.
No risk of pregnancy.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
It is protective for 72 hours
Detailed Answer:
You have misinterpreted the information.
Ipill does provide protection for full 72 hours so nothing to worry.
Taking two pills have superadditive protection rather than any negative effect.
But avoid such frequent intake because it can break the regularity of periods for a couple of months.
It is protective for 72 hours
Detailed Answer:
You have misinterpreted the information.
Ipill does provide protection for full 72 hours so nothing to worry.
Taking two pills have superadditive protection rather than any negative effect.
But avoid such frequent intake because it can break the regularity of periods for a couple of months.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Thank you. She had her last periods starting on the 18 and ended on the 22/23, so 10th if this month wouldn't be a fertile period for her anyway right? Just asking to be extra sure. Thanks in advance for your detailed answers.
Brief Answer:
Not her fertile period
Detailed Answer:
Yes dear in case she has been having normal regular periods in past few cycles then that was not at all her fertile period.
She will have her periods in near future so nothing to worry.
Not her fertile period
Detailed Answer:
Yes dear in case she has been having normal regular periods in past few cycles then that was not at all her fertile period.
She will have her periods in near future so nothing to worry.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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