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Sex on pill free day
I had sex in the gap of 7 days between birth control pack,unprotected sex
last pill on 6th feb and then sex on 9th feb
am I safe
do I need to take an ipill
I'm on ovral l
weight 66 kg
when I'm on ovral l ,I walks took it regularly on time
I had sex on a pill free day that is 4th pill free day
my period normally comes on the 5th or 6th pill free day
so am I safe or do I take an ipill
I'm worried as I wasn't in the gap period then
and I don't want to take an ipill which may delay my period and cause more tension but I will take it if needed
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If u take the pill from day one of period without skipping any tab in between u r safe in the pill free period
Not otherwise
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