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What Are The Safety Measures To Be Taken For Not Getting Pregnancy After Having Sex?

i am having relation with my own married sister, we have had romance but not sex. now she has 6weeks baby and we are interested in sex, what are the safety measures so that she should not get pregnant again and her husband should not come to know about that.....
Thu, 26 Dec 2013
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Hi, Thanks for using HCM.

In Postpartum period barrier method like Condom can be used. If used correctly is effective 95 percent to 97 percent of the time.

Mini-Pill, A progesterone-only Pill, which is taken at the same time every day
Is effective after three pills are taken (48 hours)
Efficacy rate is 96 percent to 99 percent

Depo Provera, An intramuscular injection taken every 12 weeks.
Is effective in seven days.
Efficacy rate is 99 percent or greater.

Implanon, A progesterone-only implant. Is effective after seven days.
Efficacy rate is greater than 99 percent.

IUD: copper and Mirena
these are options during lactation.
Discuss with gynec doctor which ever is suitable for you.

Hope this helps you.

Regards
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What Are The Safety Measures To Be Taken For Not Getting Pregnancy After Having Sex?

Hi, Thanks for using HCM. In Postpartum period barrier method like Condom can be used. If used correctly is effective 95 percent to 97 percent of the time. Mini-Pill, A progesterone-only Pill, which is taken at the same time every day Is effective after three pills are taken (48 hours) Efficacy rate is 96 percent to 99 percent Depo Provera, An intramuscular injection taken every 12 weeks. Is effective in seven days. Efficacy rate is 99 percent or greater. Implanon, A progesterone-only implant. Is effective after seven days. Efficacy rate is greater than 99 percent. IUD: copper and Mirena these are options during lactation. Discuss with gynec doctor which ever is suitable for you. Hope this helps you. Regards