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Hello doctor, my gf took ipill after having sex and then took ipill within 1.5 hrs at 15 may and then on 18 may again had unprotected sex and again ate ipill in 2 hrs .. but today it's 20 June still period is not coming now I suggested her to take a pregnancy test and she did that.. but it shows 2 lines ... why ???? How can this is possible after taking ipill ???
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
I need complete information regarding her menes pattern and last date of menes.
ON which day of menes u did unprotected sex?
Why so much I pills?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
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Ghaziabad
It means she s pregnant.
Multiple pills taken in same cycle and multiple episodes of sex reduce the effectiveness of emergency contraception pills.
These are not for regular usage.
Consult a gynaecologist near you for medical termination of pregnancy
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