Patient's question:
12.1 had unprotected intercourse, and took the contraceptive pill immediately after. On the third day, had intercourse with a condom. During the last ejaculation, the penis became soft, and the condom was not withdrawn together with the penis. Then, semen leaked from the condom onto the bed. Quickly removed the condom and wiped my girlfriend's lower body, then immediately had her clean her lower body. I want to ask how likely it is to get pregnant? My girlfriend's usual menstrual cycle is on the 5th or 9th. The latest it would be is the 9th. In November, her period came on the 9th. Was she ovulating during the intercourse? When is she expected to get her period this month after taking the pill? Will it be delayed?Doctor's answer:
During sexual activity, if a condom slips, pregnancy can occur because some sperm may enter the vagina. If it happens to be during the ovulation period, the chances of pregnancy increase significantly. Therefore, it is essential to take compensatory contraceptive measures. Within 72 hours, emergency contraception pills can be taken orally. After taking the pills, sexual activity should be avoided. It is difficult to confirm the next menstrual period, as it depends on individual constitution. Taking emergency contraception pills can lead to menstrual irregularities again, making it impossible to estimate the next period based on the original schedule.