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QUESTION: i had an abortion 3 weeks ago and after 3 weeks me and my bf had intercourse, after the intercourse we noticed that the condom was broken and he ejaculated inside of me. can i take the morning after pill ? is it safe, is it going to work for me ? how effective can it be given my current situation ? plz reply as soon as possible i'm panicking i do  not know what to ....

ANSWER: Hi dear Apey,
take the MA pill as quickly as possible.
Its working only the first week after sex.
Why did not you take it immediately ?
good luck,
Dr Shan

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QUESTION: well i had intercourse on 9 july around 1 pm, and i ate the pill on the same day after 2-3 hours.. am i safe ? are the chances of getting pregnant high considering my abortion 3 weeks ago ?

Answer
Hi Apey,

you did very well.
Take no risks.
10 days after an abortion you can be pregnant again, so you were smart to take the MAP.
Now you better choose a permanent contraceptive; and never have unprotected sex anymore when you do not want a baby.
Bests,
Dr Shan  

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Shan Yi Sheng

Expertise

I know the ins and outs about abortion precedures, the possibilities and problems. Problems concerning contraception after abortion, and complications.

Experience

Since 1968 I have worked as physician in several abortion clinics in Taiwan and also worked in Europe. (Britain, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands and Austria.)

Organizations
NGvA (Netherlands) ISAD (International) NAF (USA)

Publications
"The Finks technique" ( on second trimester abortion.)Monography. Stimezo, Netherlands Co-edited: Nederlands Handboek voor de Abortushulpverlening.

Education/Credentials
MD, University of Taipei. PhD, University of Utrecht

Awards and Honors
Member of Honour (ISAD) Member of Honour NGvA Netherlands

Past/Present Clients
I performed over 120.000 abortions in my live. I speak Mandarin, English, French, Dutch, German,and Spanish.

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