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Q: Missing a Pill After Intercourse

asked by: cursedinwest on September 23rd, 2007

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I've been on ortho tricyclin for about 3 years now. I've never had any problems with unexpected pregnancies, but I always worry! Friday I took my pill and had unprotected sex with my boyfriend and he ejaculated in me. Then Saturday night I forgot to take my pill, but took it along with my pill on Sunday. Are my chances of getting pregnant very high? I've tried looking it up online, but the only things I'm getting is it's bad if you miss it before you have sex. Not after. Any comments would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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Tylanas

replied on September 23rd, 2007

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You only missed one pill! You're still protected Smile

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