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Ipill after jaundice

2024-01-13 14:55:41
Is it okay to take ipill after you have recovered from jaundice. Bilirubin was 3 when last checked on 12th December.
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Answered2024-01-14 05:40:52

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It's never okay to take an emergency pill because of Its side effects and high failure rate

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