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To avoid conception after unsafe sex(by mistake)

Please let me know whether it is possible to avoid conception after sex that is assumed to be unsafe, because of some leakage in the condom. No pills were taken before sex, only condom was used for contraception, but some leakage noticed from back side that is doubtful to enter in the vagina. Kindly share your knowledge if something is possible to avoid pregnancy. As previous delivery was cesarean only six months before & atleast 2 years gap is necessary for safety of next delivery.
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no still only 60 hrs passed, should it b used. Please also tell what is the full form of BC???
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The only thing you could take is Plan B, but there's no guarentee that it will work. It's most effective up to 72? (unsure) hours after sex. But if you've already ovulated it won't actually do much, and it doesn't abort an existing pregnancy. You should probably look into using another form of BC on top of the condoms incase something like this does happen again. At least you would be more protected.
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