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Q: ortho tri cyclen lo missed one day

asked by: PrincessParis on November 23rd, 2005

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I have been on the pill for 5 months now. I finished my period on a friday. I then went and saw my doctor on the tuesday after and he gave me my ortho tri cyclen lo pack and I took the monday pill and the tuesday on that tuesday. I know that if you take them on a "monday start" you are automatically protected. But I took them on tuesday both the monday and tues pill. My boyfriend and I had sex he didn't cum in me but I am scared that I could be pregnant. I haven't missed a pill since so could someone please tell me if I could be pregnant?

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Carifairy

replied on November 23rd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

As long as you have not missed any pills since you started, the liklihood is slim. It sounds like you were "supposed" to have a monday start, but you forgot and took them both tuesday instead. That is smart. If you are worried, try and take a pregnancy test.

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