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2023-05-16 16:44:58
Had my periods on 4th may which ended on 8th May Started taking unwanted 21 days from 15th may... I'm i protected? Will it stop my ovulation?  When will I have my periods?
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Ur not U cannot strt an ocp randomly Fr an ocp to act as a contraceptive that very cycle Needs to be taken from day one of the periods May not stop ovalution as 11 to 21 are the predicted dates of ovalution U will get ur periods within a week after the last dose if ur not pregnant

Answered2023-05-17 08:22:15

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Connect please

Answered2023-05-17 03:41:41

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No it won't stop ovulation. It has to be taken from day 2/3 of the periods

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