I had unprotected sex ( he did not com inside me he pulled out) two days before ovulation I then took an morning after pill on the day of ovulation. I want to know if I could still get pregnant?
I took a morning after pill on the day of ovulation?
Question posted by lexcy on 20 Nov 2015
Last updated on 23 February 2016 by suzanne66
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Official Answer by Drugs.com
24 Feb 2016
The morning after pill is most effective at preventing pregnancy if it is taken within 72 hours of intercourse. Studies have shown it is more effective if taken sooner rather than later. The day of your ovulation was around 48 hours after unprotected sex so you should be protected.
For more information on emergency contraception see:
https://www.drugs.com/article/emergency-contraceptive-pill.html
Orangekitten2511
22 Feb 2016
You should have taken the pill the day after sex or the second day. On the ovulation day I guess you have the risk. Not very high. But do check for pregnancy after about two weeks.
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