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Do I need morning after pill

2018-01-11 11:32:59
I usually take the contraceptive pill Cerelle but I forgot to take it 2 days in a row and on the second day I had unprotected sex. I got the morning after pill within 12 or so hours of unprotected sex. I then continued to take my cerelle pill as usual. The day after taking the emergency pill I had sex again without a condom but I had taken my cerelle. Am I protected or do I need another morning after pill?
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No need of another ipill ,wait for the withdrawal bleeding to happen now and in case you do not get it there will be a need for doing a urine pregnancy test to clear doubts on pregnancy.

Answered2018-01-13 07:57:33

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