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Had Unprotected Sex. Has PCOD. Used Tarana, Unwanted 72. Side Effects?
I had sex with my Girlfreind for the first time without any Protection,I am not aware of that my sperms are in her or not,She is suffering from Polycistic Ovary Disorder (PCOD).And she was having her periods,today was the fifth day of periods.She was treating herself by a pill named TARANA given by her doc sometime back.I went to the pharmacy and they gave me a pill named UNWANTED 72 ,I dont want her to get pregnant ,Should i give the pill to her,Is there any Harm to her Health?Are there any serious Side effects?????
Thu, 23 May 2013
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
After going through your history, your partner is having PCOD and taking TARANA which is combination hormone pill .
You had unprotected sex on 5th day of period, you must understand that this is safe period because ovulation takes place 14 days prior to next date and if she is taking regularly TARANA which is combination pill regularly then it acts as contraceptive pill also.
Chances of getting her pregnant are almost nil
Unwanted 72 must be taken within 48 to 72 hours of unprotected sex.
Please consult her Gynecologist for help.
Please practice safe sex in future as it prevents unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
Take care
Good Luck.
Dr.Akhilesh dubey M.D.
Welcome to HCM,
After going through your history, your partner is having PCOD and taking TARANA which is combination hormone pill .
You had unprotected sex on 5th day of period, you must understand that this is safe period because ovulation takes place 14 days prior to next date and if she is taking regularly TARANA which is combination pill regularly then it acts as contraceptive pill also.
Chances of getting her pregnant are almost nil
Unwanted 72 must be taken within 48 to 72 hours of unprotected sex.
Please consult her Gynecologist for help.
Please practice safe sex in future as it prevents unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
Take care
Good Luck.
Dr.Akhilesh dubey M.D.
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