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We had sex this afternoon and my partner consumed an ipill within 1 hour, and we had sex again tonight, so does she need to consume an ipill again or would the first pill suffice? Also it's the 6th day since her periods had started.
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If its the 6th day then she need not take a second pill as its her safe period still. However i pill has high failure rates and efficacy decreases with multiple pills taken in same cycle
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