Question. My wife and I have been married for a few months now and we have always had protected sex. However, once we had unprotected sex and my wife took an I-pill within 12 hours. Now, her periods have been delayed. We suspect that she's conceived. But we don’t want a baby so soon. If the pregnancy test is positive, what tablets should be taken for abortion? Will an abortion at this stage affect the possibility of a pregnancy later?
Answer. If the test is positive (which I doubt), visit a gynaecologist. The tablets have to be taken under medical supervision. If you wish, you can visit the FPAI KSK Centre at Mumbai Central. Tel: 2309 8267.
Comments (4)
on: September 18, 2008 11:29 PM | Reply
Bro, I'm giving this advice from my own personal experience. If you have no other way but to abort then do it. But if you are doing it cause others do it, don't do it. 1st baby abortion causes much problem. Remember I had real personal experience.
on: September 19, 2008 3:13 AM | Reply
Dude the same happened with me so there is nothing to worry about if she had the pill. A lady can delay her periods for a really long time and can also bleed after eating the pill so i would just suggest to consult a gyne cause pill can really cause a harmone disbalance.
on: September 19, 2008 1:35 PM | Reply
dont wory, such case has happened to me and my gf too....i pill causes the periods to be delayed...ur wife's pregnency test wud deinately be negative..!!
on: September 21, 2008 12:15 PM | Reply
Dude what we cannot control absolutely is life and death. If its your destiny to have a child now, please don't try to alter that. Children are wonderful to have around at any time of marriage/professional careerlife. Sometimes we casually and arrogantly try to use stupid science to abort/etc and subsequently they are cases of difficulty in conceiving. Please enquire with any know and experienced Gynac of cases where couple stupidly/hastily aborted the first child and subsequently had very tough times later when they thought it the right time to have a child