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Starting my birth control pill pack late

2018-08-28 06:00:05
I forgot to start my birth control pill pack on time. I was supposed to start it on Sunday night. I forgot to take the first pill on Sunday night and the second one on Monday night and i took my monday night's pill (the second in the pack) on tuesday morning 11am. So i still have one pill in my pack that i have missed (sunday night's). My period started on tuesday night and ended on saturday. What should i do? Do i need an emergency pill?
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You started first time then to avoid the pregnancy emergency contraceptive pill is compulsory.Since long time if you are using then no need.For details contact me through practo online.

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