1. I took the emergency pill but still had sex again. Am I safe?

🆘🔒The morning-after pill protects only the previous act, not future ones. Another dose or regular contraception may be needed. NEMA experts can instantly review your timing and advise the safest next step, based on your cycle.

 

2. I’m spotting after taking an emergency pill. Am I pregnant?

🆘🔒Light bleeding or spotting is a common side effect, not proof of pregnancy. Wait until your period is due, then take a test. NEMA doctors can reassure you now and guide you on exactly when to test.

 

3. Can I get pregnant if semen touched me but didn’t go inside?

🆘🔒Pregnancy is possible if semen contacts the vaginal opening, though less likely without penetration. Emergency contraception may still help. NEMA experts can evaluate the risk instantly and guide you step by step.

 

4. My partner ejaculated outside, but I’m still scared. Do I need a pill?

🆘🔒Withdrawal reduces but does not eliminate pregnancy risk. If any semen contact is possible, emergency contraception is recommended. NEMA experts can advise based on timing, your menstrual cycle, and medical history.

 

5. I took the emergency pill at 80 hours. Will it still work?

🆘🔒Effectiveness drops after 72 hours. Some pills work up to 120 hours. NEMA doctors can assess which pill you took and guide you on whether further steps are needed. Don’t delay in seeking help.

 

6. I had sex without protection and my partner won’t tell me their status. What now?

🆘🔒You may be at risk. Testing is the only way to know. In some cases, preventive treatment is time-sensitive. NEMA experts can guide you immediately on what to do tonight and in coming weeks.

 

7. Do I need an HIV test right after unprotected sex?

🆘🔒An HIV test taken immediately won’t show infection. Some preventive medicines work if taken quickly. NEMA doctors can advise you on urgent steps now and when to schedule the right tests.

 

8. I noticed bumps after sex. Could it be an STD?

🆘🔒Skin irritation, allergic reactions, or STDs can all cause bumps. Only a medical review confirms the cause. NEMA experts can guide you right away on what to monitor and whether urgent testing is required.

 

9. My partner just revealed they have HPV. Am I infected too?

🆘🔒HPV is very common and may not show symptoms. Vaccination and monitoring can help. NEMA doctors can advise immediately on risk, next steps, and whether urgent action is needed.

 

10. I shared sex toys without cleaning. Do I need to worry?

🆘🔒Yes, infections can spread through uncleaned toys. Wash thoroughly and consider STD testing. NEMA experts can give you instant risk assessment and advise if urgent testing is needed.

 

11. Why am I bleeding after rough sex?

🆘🔒Minor tears or dryness may cause bleeding, but sometimes it signals deeper problems. Stop immediately. NEMA experts can help you decide if you can manage at home or need urgent care.

 

12. I felt dizzy after sex. Should I worry?

🆘🔒Mild dizziness may come from dehydration, exertion, or low blood sugar. But fainting or severe weakness requires urgent evaluation. NEMA doctors can guide you right away on whether rest is enough or emergency care is needed.

 

13. My partner complained of chest pain during sex. Is this serious?

🆘🔒Yes, chest pain can be dangerous and may signal a heart issue. Stop all activity. Seek urgent help. NEMA experts can guide you in real time on emergency measures while medical help is on the way.

 

14. Why is my urine pink after sex?

🆘🔒Pink urine may be from minor irritation or blood. Sometimes it signals infection or kidney issues. NEMA doctors can guide instantly on whether to observe, hydrate, or seek urgent tests tonight.

 

15. My erection lasted over 4 hours. What should I do?

🆘🔒A prolonged erection (priapism) can cause permanent damage. This is a medical emergency. NEMA experts can advise you immediately while you arrange urgent hospital care. Don’t wait.