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Q: Late Taking Pill
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Carifairy
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Kia
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Thanks...I was looking around the net after this post and read somewhere that it seems to be fine to take bc within at least three hours of the time you normally do without disrupting the level in your body. After that and your responses I feel a bit better. 
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Kia
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muzhy64
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Hmmmm this is part of the lutera leaflet
this is the complete leaflet http://www.Womenshealthandpleasure.Com/b_c on/lutera.Pdf the above is from page 3  |
I have read the whole thing too. I am on lutera. I have taken the pill four hours late, it does not say how my risk increases, it just says "if you missed a pill" I am sure my risks are not the same as some one who has taken the pill only one hour late, or some one who has taken the pill 10 hours late! just tell me what to do, what is the possibility that I will become pregnant? (I had sex 15 hours before I was supposed to take the pill, meaning I took the pill 19 hours after I had sex.)
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