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It was not an intercourse but in fear i took Ipill .I took it on the day after that thing happened.It was around 18 hours later of that thing happened.I was sure that nothing happened but in the morning i had vomit,so in fear i took it.I was empty stomach.Then after half an hour i went for latrine. After that i did'nt feel anything like any cramp,back pain,headache,mood swings etc..just nothing.My periods was normal and on the correct time and in the next month also i had periods on normal time and its flow was normal.Is there any abnormal thing happened with me? And what happened to the pill?Did it work inside my body or flushed out as i had not experience any side effects? Please Answer.Thank You,
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Dr. Raksha Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Kota
nothing happened .all seems normal. ipill
is used only for emergency contraception to be taken within 72 hr of unprotected sexual intercourse/condom rupture/or missed pills.best result when taken within 12 hr of intercourse. its should not be taken frequently and is not to be used as replacement for regular contraceptives. depending upon day day of menstrual cycle,it may cause spotting/bleeding/nausea /vomiting/pain abdomen which r normal.
.better to indulge in safe sex practices n use condom or other contraceptive measures properly
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