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A member asked:
Had ablation 5 years ago. no periods since. had intercourse and the condom broke. do i need morning after pill to prevent tubal pregnancy?
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Probably not: Probably not, but couldn't hurt to be totally safe. Tubal pregnancy is rare, but your risks shouldn't be increased by your ablation.Take morning after pill for additional reassurance.
Answered 9/28/2016
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