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I had unprotected intercourse yesterday, he didn't release inside me but i still wanted to make sure it is safe so I took one pill of levonorgestrel 1.5 mg, i took it after 4 hours, i want to know if one pill is enough or how many should I take to avoid pregnancy..
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Usually one is enough for the same.
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No, chill relax....
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One is enough
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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Yeah it is unwanted 72 may be ..same composition levenogestrol ..you can take 2 tab also ..but anyway one is only
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