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Birth control & Ipill
I have been regular with my birth control pills.
This month I got a lil late in starting a new pack.
My periods started on 19 January, ended on 24 January. I started the new back on 28 January.
Do I need to take an ipill for extra protection as we had unprotected sex.
I'm worried.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Definitely
Contraceptive needs to be taken from day one of period to give u a contraceptive benifit that cycle
Starting from day 10 will not help
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