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My friend is using OCP for two months regularly without missing any pill but she had an episode of unprotected act with her partner in the unsafe period of her cycle acc to calendar method does she need to take I pill or is it not required?
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Whether she was on pill when unprotected act happened??? If not then she requires I pill .
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Not required
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not needed
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It's not necessary.
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If the oral contraceptive pills are being taken from day one of the periods without skipping any tablet in between she cannot be pregnant she does not need to add an emergency pill
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If contraceptive pills are taken regularly and no pill is missed then no need of I pill
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not needed
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if she is using OCP regularly , then no need
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