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I had unprotected sex on 28th and took ipill within 24hrs. I again had unprotected sex on 31st. Do i need to again take a pill?
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Yes the effect of the pill is gone by now.. but you can't keep popping I Pills after every unprotected act.. you will mess up your menstrual cycle like this.. you need to follow a more safer and effective method of contraception... Definitely need to consult....
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