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Problem With Escapella

By tortuba October 22, 2020 14 answers Last updated October 22, 2020

I want to ask ... my friend ended up in me. I'm not sure if I'm pregnant. I'm more likely not to because I was in a cycle. But to keep calm, we decided to drink escapella. I want to ask, if I'm not pregnant, will the pill kill all the other sperm in me because I know they live up to 72 hours or more. therefore can there still be any left in me even after I have taken the pills ???? please tell because we are both extremely worried, PLEASE ANSWER :(

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mrchuckd_pe answered · October 22, 2020

   I think you got the title "Problem with low sex culture" wrong. First - yes, and during menstruation you can get pregnant. You took Escapele correctly, but another time use a condom - it's more hygienic and you don't get poisoned. ESCAPELE DOES NOT KILL SPERMATOSES. And in general - I hope you took the pill orally, not vaginally! Read the leaflet, girl, read! Escapele is simply a hormonal pill that prevents the egg from being fertilized and / or implanted in the uterus and becoming a zygote and embryo. If you took the pill on time, I see no cause for concern. You will not be able to take it again this month. Don't be afraid if you get bleeding after a day or two, this is normal. It is normal for menstruation to come sooner or later.

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blacchyna answered · October 22, 2020

   If you drank it on time, the chance of not being pregnant is 99%

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jasmine_bb answered · October 22, 2020

   Само да те светна ескапеле не убива сперматозоидите Действа на хормоните ти.... по точно прави ги на каша и после минава сумати време докато се нормализират споко шанса да си бременна клони към 1% Все пак го има този един процент който да ви държи влага и друг път да не правите такива глупости, и да сте по внимателни

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Cutefacee answered · October 22, 2020

   Calm down first! You cannot get pregnant during a cycle. My friend sometimes cums in me while I'm in a cycle. But for your peace of mind, you drank Escapele. Maybe it would be nice to read about this pill beforehand and get to know its action. Escapelle does not "kill" sperm. The action of Escapele takes place as:? stops the release of an egg from the ovaries; ? prevents the fertilization of already released eggs from the sperm; ? prevents the fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine wall. Therefore, Escapelle stops the pregnancy before it occurs. The tablet does not work if you are already pregnant.

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lydiavalentino answered · October 22, 2020

   Yes, some even live for 9 months ...: D Naughty Bear

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malcah answered · October 22, 2020

   The pill is taken up to 72 hours after intercourse and its reliability is 84%. The earlier it is accepted after risky contact, the more secure its protection. So once you've taken the pill, don't worry!

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sharol_smith_ answered · October 22, 2020

   The chance of being pregnant is not 1%, but 0 0001%, ie it tends to zero. Don't listen to these sexually cultured ones. Chances are calculated by multiplying one chance by another, namely: 1. chance of getting pregnant during menstruation - for example 1/100 2. chance of getting pregnant despite the pill 1/100 You multiply one by one and get a chance 1 / 10000. Not at all scared, but other times don't just drink this crap! They are very harmful and it is permissible, but still highly undesirable to drink - once every 5-10 years! It's almost like an abortion.

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latinvalentinaxx answered · October 22, 2020

   The chance of being pregnant is NOT zero because Escapel prevents 84% ​​of pregnancies, so 16 out of every 100 women get pregnant despite the pill. Now count H7 again by multiplying by the other indicator.

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marcobullcav answered · October 22, 2020

   There are many true things in this subject, but also quite wrong. Number 7, you were careful in the hour in probability, it is true that when you combine several independent odds, they multiply. I don't know if the numbers are exactly what you say, and hardly anyone knows for sure. But to claim that drinking Escapelle is tantamount to abortion is just ridiculous! That it is not useful, it is not, but the physiological load can in no way be compared with that in abortion! It is noteworthy that both number 1 and number 4 claim that Escapel prevents fertilization of the egg. This is not true! When the worm encounters an egg, no pill can stop it from moving inside. What Escapel does is that 1. delays ovulation (= ovulation) if it has not yet occurred so that the sperm simply have nothing to fertilize, and 2. if ovulation has already occurred, it prevents the egg from nesting in the uterus, so even if it is fertilized, it is simply thrown out and that is it. In this case, there is fertilization, the pill has not prevented it, but there is no pregnancy. I agree with the rest. That killing the sperm was the biggest joke ... Kubrat

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charlotte_texas answered · October 22, 2020

   Off numbers 4 and 7 what do you do to the smart just as you are menstruating or ovulating the chances of getting pregnant are high. First read a little before you talk nonsense.

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zildjiancompany answered · October 22, 2020

   Menstruation is the opposite of ovulation, it was, 11. If there is a chance to get pregnant during menstruation - it is INVALID, and if your cycle is chaotic, not established.

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gudass46 answered · October 22, 2020

   Kubrat, I'm number 4. What I posted was copied verbatim from the pill package .... :-)

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XLolaWantsX answered · October 23, 2020

   Hello, what happens to ovulation after it is "delayed"? Is it actually the same month after admission (if it has not already passed)? Or does the cycle come without ovulation? Since I took Escapel before my ovulation ... generally 3-4 days after the end of the cycle, but now (3-4 days before the next one I think I have to take the pill again. My concern comes from the fact that it may have delayed ovulation by a few days and therefore the "accident" happened right during ovulation.I have white discharge, swollen breasts, mild abdominal pain, mood swings, but all these symptoms I would say are identical and before a cycle and during ovulation, and yet, as far as I understand, it has run out very little in me ... maybe 1/100 of the total.

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alisamisty answered · October 23, 2020

   15, how many pills do you plan to take per month? These are not candies, but hormones. They are used when it becomes a nuisance, NOT for contraception. In general, when I read you, you wrote such nonsense that I would recommend you to sit down to get some education before having sex. I really can't believe how many sexually illiterate people there are. Is that why in the 21st century there are reliable methods of contraception to use such as you interrupted intercourse, sex during a cycle, counting calendars and what other nonsense that sooner or later get pregnant? Sex requires responsibility, but unfortunately many people do not realize it and then roar on the forums how long an abortion can be done or how to make the malnourished father recognize his child. I have nothing more to say.