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Q: Forgotten pills
asked by: pregmumof2 on January 19th, 2009
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I have 2 children already with my fiance...just need to no some info concerning the pill.took a pill last monday and then another on the tuesday after never taking the pill before. Our second daughter is only 10 months.had sex with mike on the wednesday and didnt take a pill as i completely forgot (very naughty) and had sex again on the thursday and did take a pill again on the friday morning....since last friday i havnt taken any more contraseptive pill as i am scared now incase i was to somehow fall pregnant because of lack of pills and having sex i would harm the baby if i carried on taking the pill. we are both very fertile and have 3 children between us. we are a very solid mature family and having more children will not cause any inconvenience in the slightest,but would like some advice on how easy this situation would be to maybe have fallen pregnant.have never taken the pill before as a contraseption so please help if you can..thank you.
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Maddie34
replied on January 19th, 2009
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So... you just started your pill for two days and then had unprotected sex?

You need to take your pills on time for at least a week to be protected.

Continuing with your pills until you find out you're not pregnant will not harm any baby. But, you're having trouble remembering your pills to begin with, so you should probably switch to another form of birth control anyways.
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