Pills At The Age Of 17? - I Had Sexual Intercourse With My

Pills at the age of 17?

Asked for Female, 17 Years

I had sexual intercourse with my partner and I am afraid of being pregnant so my friend recommend using microgynon ed pills so i take it. Should i continue or change my pill?

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