when we had a intercourse i accidentally forgot my condom and released my sperm inside her vagina, this happened after her menstruation. will she be pregnant?, if however she became pregnant, will micro-pill prevent the development of the baby?


Based on what you said, it is

Based on what you said, it is not possible to know if you had sex during your partner's fertile window. We would need to know the date of her last period, the date you had sex, and how long her cycles are.

However, even if we knew this, I could only make an estimate because all women's cycles are different. Unless you are practicing a modern method of natural family planning, you should assume that you are fertile every day.

If she took emergency contraceptive pills within 72 hours of sex, that would reduce her chances of pregnancy by about 75%.

Best regards,
Dr. Williams

Monnica Williams, Ph.D.
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