I don't want to go into too much detail, but I just had a sexual mishap, and this is the second time this has happened. The condom broke… the second time this week… Now I'd like to know if I can take the morning-after pill again? I last took it on Wednesday… can I take it again today? Or will it not work?
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Loading...Hey, I've been taking the pill for about 3-4 years. I fell asleep after work yesterday, so I forgot to take it, and I didn't take it until this morning (but 12 hours had already passed). Unfortunately, I'm already bleeding. Should I still use condoms today? Thanks!
Well, I measured with a ruler and the width was about 4.5 and you have to multiply that by 3.14. I did that and it came out to 14.13, but when I put a tape measure around it it was only something like 5 cm. I don't really understand it, can you help me?
Hello, About four weeks ago, I had unprotected sex with a woman who then took the emergency contraceptive pill. A week later, we had sex again, and she took the emergency contraceptive pill again. A few days ago, we had sex again, and she wanted to get another emergency contraceptive pill. However, the pharmacist explained…
Hello everyone, I had unprotected sex on New Year's Eve, December 31st. I normally take the pill, but I was quite sick the days before and wasn't sure whether I had taken my pills or had forgotten them. So I took the morning-after pill about 34 hours after intercourse. I also saw in my calendar…
I've been trying NFP for a few months now and can already distinguish cervical mucus quite well. However, the difficulty with temperature is that I can't measure it at the same time every day, and I've noticed that I have to do so for the readings to be meaningful. I've been considering doing ovulation tests…
This should not be a problem if the ovulation has not already taken place
The effect should also be fully developed here, as the pill then ultimately seeks that the LH peak does not come and that takes place via receptor blockade. A new intake only increases the existing drug level.
The ovulation would therefore be moved to the rear for another five days.
The pill then shifts the ovulation by 5 days, no more, no less.
If another one is to be guessed, you can clarify when talking to the pharmacy. You have to do it anyway.
It still works. Please take it. Except you want a child.
But maybe evtl. inform after further contraceptives instead of condoms
Thanks for the quick answer
and yes I started the pill, but it doesn’t work directly when you take it outside the first monthly hemorrhage.
Yes, but after 7 (9) days. How long have you been taking the pill?
But it only works when the ovulation was not yet.
I added something again.
okey, thank you very much
Yeah, too close. Then take another pill after it and stay abstaining for a while. Sure is safe.
Oh, yes, please dispose of condoms, something is wrong with that if you didn’t use them wrong.
I’ve only taken them for 5 days