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Delayed Periods, Vomiting, Weakness. Had Protected Sex And Took I Pill Later. Any Chances Of Pregnancy?
hi,
i had protected sex........first time...even i not inserted perfectly in the vagina n ejaculated outside & in its in the condom..still my girlfrnd has taken i pill for precautions......now her peiod is late almost by 3 days.n feeling like vomating, weekness(symptoms of ipill).....waht should we do,...l
il bit tensed,,,,,please help and comment.
i had protected sex........first time...even i not inserted perfectly in the vagina n ejaculated outside & in its in the condom..still my girlfrnd has taken i pill for precautions......now her peiod is late almost by 3 days.n feeling like vomating, weekness(symptoms of ipill).....waht should we do,...l
il bit tensed,,,,,please help and comment.
Tue, 4 Jun 2013
hello,
Protected sex with condom and taking I-pill give additional protection against unwanted pregnancy.
Here, chance of being pregnant is quite less. Following taking pill, next period may be delayed up to 7 days or more. It occurs due to hormonal imbalance and mental stress.
She needs to wait for few more days to get period. After that, one home pregnancy test is required to check pregnancy status. Blood test for beta HCG is needed to confirm the same.
Following above test report, you can consult with gynecologist for next line management.
Practice safe sex in future. Good luck.
Protected sex with condom and taking I-pill give additional protection against unwanted pregnancy.
Here, chance of being pregnant is quite less. Following taking pill, next period may be delayed up to 7 days or more. It occurs due to hormonal imbalance and mental stress.
She needs to wait for few more days to get period. After that, one home pregnancy test is required to check pregnancy status. Blood test for beta HCG is needed to confirm the same.
Following above test report, you can consult with gynecologist for next line management.
Practice safe sex in future. Good luck.
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