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Today on 16th september i had unprotected intercourse with pull out method, took i pill within 7hrs my last period was on 7th september, my cycle is 26days is there chance of getting pregnant?
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Taking the emergency contraceptive within its' specified time frame is usually successful in stopping pregnancy. The pull out is not an effective method of birth control since sperm is leaking during intercourse and it only takes one.
Answered 9/17/2023
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