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I had sex with my partner and the condom burst and we stopped immediately without finishing. i took the morning after pill after 28 hours. could i still get pregnant?
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Unlikely : Use of the morning after pill within 72 hrs of exposure is usually quite effective in preventing pregnancy. We never say always or never when dealing with these issues but you should be okay.
Answered 6/24/2020
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