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Taking iPill 2 months in a row

2021-12-05 19:37:02
I had an unprotected sex on November 4th and i took and ipill that day. After that December 5th again I had an unprotected sex can i take one more i pill now ? Is that safe ? What to do now !
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Answered2021-12-06 03:19:37

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It's not safe n advisable to take ipill as regular contraceptive

Answered2021-12-05 19:59:36

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U can never be safe with an ipill As thy hv a high failure rate Choose better methods of contraception U can connect be fr a prescription

Answered2021-12-06 02:57:45

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Need to know your last date of periods ?

Answered2021-12-06 01:16:19

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I pills are not safe.

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