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Ipill at ovulation

2019-09-12 07:17:15
Does morning after pill work at the time of ovulation in the most fertile Period? Please explain I had intercourse on my 11 the day of lmp my cycle average is 28 days
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Ipills is not a guaranteed pill for saving you against being pregnant,as if the fertilization already has happened then it can in no way abort the

Answered2019-09-12 09:56:52

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Answered2019-09-12 07:53:52

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