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2017-12-04 23:39:17
I have been on birth control going on two months. I started the pill last month and took my pill at 6 pm everyday. On my seven day break i had to take penicillin for 4 days for a tooth infection. on the Sunday after I got my period (which was the end of my seven day break) I started my new pack but started taking them at 6 am in the morning because it is more convenient. Today, Monday I had unprotected sex, my question is considering the circumstances am i at risk for pregnancy?
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No u are not at any risk for pregnancy. However u may do a Urine pregnancy test to clear doubts on pregnancy in case ur periods gets delayed.

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