today is march 10th i had unprotected sex on march 6th, the next day i went to get the emergency contrceptive pill well on march 9th my boyfriend used a condom but it was a lil ripped is there a chance i can still get pregnate


Hi Nessa121, There is always

Hi Nessa121,

There is always a chance but in this case I would say it is very slim as you had just taken the emergency pill. There is no limit on the amount of times you can take an emergency contraceptive pill. However, being that close together I would call your doctor and ask him/her if it is okay to take another one if that is what you decide to do. You can also call a clinic such as Planned Parenthood if you do not have a doctor or even your local pharmacy can advice you on this situation.

Best of Luck,
TammyM

thank you

thank you

You're very welcome! TammyM

You're very welcome!

TammyM

 
 

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