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Birth control
What happens when you are regularly taking birth control
But to be extra safe you take an ipill
Does ipill counteract the working of birth control ovral l
And cause ovulation?
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if u r using ovral l , u don't need ipill
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y u r u bombarding your Body with hormones.
Kindly use these Tablets under supervision else can cause problems !
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If u do not skip pills in between n take oral contraceptive pill from day one of period without skipping any tab in between u don't need ipill
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Dr. Bhagya Rekha
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
13 yrs exp
Gokak
Oral contraceptive pills if taken properly without missing any pill then they provide complete protection. There is no point in taking emergency contraceptive pill while on ocpills
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wait to get ur menses
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Dr. Ishpreetkaur
Infertility Specialist
12 yrs exp
Raipur
No ,i pill have only high dose progesterone .
And ocpills have both estrogen and progesterone .
Both have different mechanism of action.
Ipill is emergency contraceptive and ocpills are taken as regular contraception.
Also there are dermal implants , and injection taken once in 3 months as contraceptive
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