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2019-01-09 08:11:10
Which contraceptives should I take and how long would it take to have it's effects and can I have sexual intercourse without the risk of getting pregnant
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Answered2019-01-09 11:29:06

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Latest generation contraceptive pills have min side effects and give a very high protection against pregnancy

Answered2019-01-09 08:24:04

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Latest low dose oral contraceptive pills have less side-effects, Or if u don't want to take daily tablet then go with injectable contraceptive.. It requires ones in 3month injection.. For detail information consult with me online and we will discuss it further in detail..!!

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