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Please Suggest Contraceptives Other Than Condoms
hi, i am newly married. at 1st night my husband performed unprotected sex with me. then i have taken a OCP after our intercourse, not before. at the second night i have taken 2 OCP and 1 emergency pill (ipill) without performing any sex. my period occurs 6 days before than my normal period. and its duration was 2 days instead of my normal period duration of 5 days. Does these pill cause either shedding away blood like period? or it is not a matter to be thought? just normal. i am afraid if i am getting pregnant. what can we do for our intercourse without using condom. my husband lives another city for job. every month he will meet me for 1 day. what type of step should be taken for our next intercourse without using condom.
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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The unscheduled bleeding that you have had is due to the fact that you had taken OC pill + also ipill - this causes hormonal alterations & hence lining of womb sheds at wrong times.
Taking daily contraceptive pill will be best & reliable option for you ( as use of condoms is not 100% as accidental rupture might happen) but if you are not keen on it then using long term contraception - like depo injection , every 3 months / implanon rod which lasts 3 years will be good option -these methods are fit & forget type & hence user independent.
I suggest if you consult a family planning clinic you will get more detailed information.
Hope this helps
The unscheduled bleeding that you have had is due to the fact that you had taken OC pill + also ipill - this causes hormonal alterations & hence lining of womb sheds at wrong times.
Taking daily contraceptive pill will be best & reliable option for you ( as use of condoms is not 100% as accidental rupture might happen) but if you are not keen on it then using long term contraception - like depo injection , every 3 months / implanon rod which lasts 3 years will be good option -these methods are fit & forget type & hence user independent.
I suggest if you consult a family planning clinic you will get more detailed information.
Hope this helps
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