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I have had unprotected intercourse with my partner. he ejaculated outside my body but i am worried. do i have to take an ipill for protection?and what would happen if i don't?
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When you have unprotected intercourse you run the risk of pregnancy. You will need to take Plan B to help prevent pregnancy.
Answered 4/17/2023
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There is always a chance for pregnancy with unprotected vaginal intercourse, use of the ipill will be needed to reduce the chance (or risk) for conceiving.
Answered 4/17/2023
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