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What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy If Periods Occur After Taking I Pill?
Question: after taking i-pill if period occurs within 10 days is there any chance of pregnancy?
i had sex with my boy friend next day(6/10/14) period got over on (5/10/2014). (no intercourse, just a touch between genitals for 2-3 sec). I have taken i-pill within 48 hours of the sex. after taking i-pill on 17/10/2014 period started again. is there any chance of pregnancy? what should be done?
i had sex with my boy friend next day(6/10/14) period got over on (5/10/2014). (no intercourse, just a touch between genitals for 2-3 sec). I have taken i-pill within 48 hours of the sex. after taking i-pill on 17/10/2014 period started again. is there any chance of pregnancy? what should be done?
Brief Answer:
no chance of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Hello, I understand your health concerns.
There is absolutely no risk of pregnancy because
- you had the sexual activity immediately after your periods got over and at that time there is no ovulation so no chance of pregnancy
- your partner didn't ejaculated inside you
- you took ipill (which was not needed).
The bleeding you are experiencing after just ten days is because of the effect of ipill and there is nothing to worry.
All the best.
no chance of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Hello, I understand your health concerns.
There is absolutely no risk of pregnancy because
- you had the sexual activity immediately after your periods got over and at that time there is no ovulation so no chance of pregnancy
- your partner didn't ejaculated inside you
- you took ipill (which was not needed).
The bleeding you are experiencing after just ten days is because of the effect of ipill and there is nothing to worry.
All the best.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
my shortest period is 30 days and longest period is 40 days. my last period completed on 5/10/2014. But my period has not started yet. is there any problem with that or is this the consequence of i-pill?
Brief Answer:
consequences of ipill
Detailed Answer:
Hi, there is absolutely no risk of pregnancy because of the absence of ovulation during The time you had sexual activity.
Just relax and wait for your next periods which will commence around 17th of November most probably.
Take care.
consequences of ipill
Detailed Answer:
Hi, there is absolutely no risk of pregnancy because of the absence of ovulation during The time you had sexual activity.
Just relax and wait for your next periods which will commence around 17th of November most probably.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
if my period postpones for 2-3 weeks instead of starting on 17th november,2014, will there be any risk? any advice for safe sex ?
Brief Answer:
condom use
Detailed Answer:
There is no risk of pregnancy in that case as the delay will be most probably related to ipill intake.
But in this cycle you need to practice safe sex and always use a condom while having sex but from next cycle onwards switch to a regular method of contraception like oral pills daily in case you are going to have frequent sexual activity but in case the frequency is going to be very less then only condom use will suffice.
I hope this information will be helpful and you will be able to have an anxiety free sexual life.
Take care.
condom use
Detailed Answer:
There is no risk of pregnancy in that case as the delay will be most probably related to ipill intake.
But in this cycle you need to practice safe sex and always use a condom while having sex but from next cycle onwards switch to a regular method of contraception like oral pills daily in case you are going to have frequent sexual activity but in case the frequency is going to be very less then only condom use will suffice.
I hope this information will be helpful and you will be able to have an anxiety free sexual life.
Take care.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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