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bittertongue

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Ortho Try Lo Posted: 05-08-06 16:53pm


Im on ortho lo, and i'm just wondering how high the dosage is. And how important it is to be precise with time. I usually take my pill at 5pm, but sometimes I slip and take it at say like 5:15, or 5:30. Is this a big deal? I'm just a little concerned because my boyfriend and I do have unprotected sex, and he does finish inside of me. Am I okay?

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Posted: 05-08-06 19:12pm


Hi , with combination pills, which is what you are on, you have a 12hr window in whihc to take them late..After 12 hours it is like taking a late pill, and your pill booklet has info on what to do. So ortho lo has 25mcg of estrogen in it.

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