How long is the morning-after pill effective?

CelD292ByCelD292

Hello, I had an accident on Saturday and didn't take my pill properly (and also had sex the day before), so I took the morning-after pill (on Sunday) just to be safe. Now it's Friday, and I've just vomited up my second-to-last pill from my ventricular tachycardia (I think). Now I'm worried there's still a risk of pregnancy. What should I do? Do you think there's a risk? Or should I just take my last pill tomorrow and then go on a break? (I don't have any spare pills)…

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Jana174923
Jana174923
10 months ago

After the pill, you should have been able to prevent another 7 days, you know?

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Jana174923
Jana174923
10 months ago
Reply to  Jana174923

Just get a prescription tomorrow for your normal pill in a readiness practice.

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CelD292
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CelD292
10 months ago
Reply to  Jana174923

I haven't had sex after the accident on Saturday, but just keep my pill breaking

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Jana174923
Jana174923
10 months ago
Reply to  CelD292

Sperms can only survive 5 days in the vagina.

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CelD292
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CelD292
10 months ago

Thank you for your answer 🤲🏼

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Jana174923
Jana174923
10 months ago

5 days after GV it is impossible to get pregnant by these sperms.

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CelD292
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CelD292
10 months ago

So now the chance to be pregnant is rather low? Got real panic 🥲

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