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Q: Is there an oral contraceptive that works 20 days after having u
asked by: DoctorQuestion on August 31st, 2007
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me and my hubby had unprocteted intercourse on 20 August.
I have 2 kids, I m not willing to have any more kids now.

Last Menstruation I had on 30 July.

I have taken Oral Contraceptive [Pill 72] on 30 August. But that seems to be not effective for me.

is there any other oral contraceptive, that works at around 20 days of having unprocted sex?


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on November 28th, 2007
Teen Pregnancy Answer A3334
Using contraceptive pills is one of the most effective methods for avoiding an unwanted pregnancy, together with condom and IUD, if used properly. Proper use means taking one pill every day during the whole menstrual cycle starting from the first day of the last menstruation. When you finish a pack with 28 pills, you start a new pack the next day. If the pack contains 21 pills you wait 7 days until you start a new pack. During those 7 days you should get your period.
If you use the pills properly (as I described you above) you will be protected from pregnancy during the whole cycle.







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