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Sir my wife is pregnant her menstruation date was 23 but we don't want child can u suggest the best major or any medicine to avoid pregnancy?
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Too late to avoid: Once someone is pregnant, it's too late to avoid pregnancy via abstinence, birth control pills/patches/shots/rings, condoms, etc. If child is not wanted, she can consider either giving up child at birth for adoption or undergoing medical/surgical abortion if early enough in pregnancy. Best to discuss these options w/her family doc & obstetrician.
Answered 12/9/2013
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