Hello doctor. Actually the intercourse happened two times first on 24th of feb which was protected still I have taken ipill on 26th of feb. Nd second on 5th of march which was unprotected but he didn't put his sperm in and I took ipill within 24 hours. My periods date was 12th of march. But on 11th I got lil spotting but bleeding got heavier on 12th and finished on 14th. After that I have done almost 4 pregnancy test at home. 16-17-18 all three were negative. Nd today also I have done test and it's also negative. So doc there is no risk of pregnancy now? Nd doc proper bleeding occurred only for two days. 12&13th. Please help. Still there is chance of pregnancy? Or there is no risk now?

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Dr. VimalHomeopath31yrs exp

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No risk at all.

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Dr. Sujatha RajnikanthGynaecologist18yrs exp

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Hi If you took iPill both times, the possibility of pregnancy is low. Also the tests have been negative thrice. So I don’t think you are pregnant. After 2 doses of iPill, the cycle will be different from your usual periods. So 2 days flow is good enough. Finally, iPill is not a contraceptive. To avoid such stress and confusion in future, please start a reliable method of contraception. Both to avoid the tension and avoid unplanned pregnancy. Condoms are good enough, but you have to use it every time. No excuses. Or you can start on pills. Which are safe and effective with lots of good benefits.

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