I am 23 year old female I have taken 5 primolut n pill and had unprotected sex after 60 hours I have taken I pill when will I get my period or there is any risk of pregnancy.

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Dr. Barnali BasuGynaecologist7yrs exp

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If you didn't have any vomitting, periods should come in 3-4 days. Pills are not absolute and there is a 1-5% chance of pregnancy. So if you miss your period, do a urine pregnancy test.

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Dr. Nikitha MurthyGynaecologist6yrs exp

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Hello! you should get your period by the expected date, in case this doesn't happen, do a urine pregnancy test. Primolut n will not prevent pregnancy. I pill should hopefully do its job.

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Dr. Balachandran PrabhakaranGynaecologist45yrs exp

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The emergency contraception can fail at times depending on your ovulation. If you have taken the tablets within 48 hours of ovulation, pregnancy is remote.

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Dr. Inthu MGynaecologist10yrs exp

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Since the tablet which you have taken disturbs the ovulation there are chance that the period can get delayed but their own be any chance of pregnancy as such I just wait for at least 15 days of your period if not then you can take urine pregnancy test but it is extremely less likely.

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