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asked by: innocent_me on August 4th, 2005

New User

Hi, I recently received the pill and plan on using it. The only thing is I had unprotected sex about a week ago and had to use the morning after pill. I was wondering if it is safe to use the normal pill on my next period or not ? Is there any chance the morning-after pill could affect the accuracy/outcome of the normal one?

Hope that made sense..... Can any one help?

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MissShortie

replied on August 4th, 2005

Experienced User

No you are fine, you can still start taking your pills when your next period comes, and good job for using the morning after pill, at least you did something about the unprotected sex, but definatly a good idea to start birth control asap, best of luck :)

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