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Ipill vs unwanted
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Is taking ipill vs unwanted 72 the same? Somewhere it's written ipill is 1.5 mg and unwanted is 0.75 mg and 2 tablets are to be taken in interval of 12 hours. But on the pack on unwanted it's written 1.5 mg and only 1 pill was there. Is there any difference as such? If both are 1.5 mg then it's the same right?
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Both are same
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Yes it's same
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The medicine and the purpose of both the preparation is same
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Both are same
Composition 1 .5 mg levonorgesterol
Jus to educate u emergency contraceptive pills shud not be used easily as thy hv a high failure rate ..u can be pregnant despite one plus thy hv many side effects
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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Gurgaon
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They are same.
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