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Is It Safe To Consume Another I-pill Withing 24 Hrs Of Sex?
I had sex with my wouldbe yesterday. At a during the intercourse the condom splits after ejaculation inside the vagina . So my girl freind has taken an i pill tablet within 2hrs of having sex but when she took the i pill due to jerk in the car she told me dat she is not sure whether the tablet has gone or not inside the mouth with water as the size of the tablet is very small. Yesterday we had sex around 9pm an the tablet was consumed around 10.30pm. Now she is very nervous and also she is taking this i pill for the first time in life. So is it preferable to consume another ipill within 24 hrs of sex?
Mon, 8 Oct 2012
Hello and thank you for your questions.
Could you please rewrite this and repost it. I really do not understand what was being said. What happened to a jerk in the car? What does this have to do with the tablet?
Best regards and health
Dr. Ward
Could you please rewrite this and repost it. I really do not understand what was being said. What happened to a jerk in the car? What does this have to do with the tablet?
Best regards and health
Dr. Ward
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Dr. ABHISHEK CHANDGE's
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HI,
IF YOUR ARE NOT SURE THEN WATCH FOR ANOTHER 24 HR IF THEIR IS WITHDRWAL BLEEDIN THEN NO NEED TO TAKE ANOTHER PILL , BUT IF BLEDDING IS NOT THEIR AFTER 70 HR OF THE INTERCOUSE THE YOU MUST GO FOR ANOTHER PILL.
WITH WARM WISHES .
IF YOUR ARE NOT SURE THEN WATCH FOR ANOTHER 24 HR IF THEIR IS WITHDRWAL BLEEDIN THEN NO NEED TO TAKE ANOTHER PILL , BUT IF BLEDDING IS NOT THEIR AFTER 70 HR OF THE INTERCOUSE THE YOU MUST GO FOR ANOTHER PILL.
WITH WARM WISHES .
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