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I missed my bc pill yesterday, and i missed it this morning and i usually take it at 7am. it is now 4. technically i've missed two so what do i do?
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Take two: Inside the package insert on each birth control pill pack there are instruction on this in case you forget. If you forget two pills then you take two when you remember and then use condoms or avoid intercourse until after your next menstrual cycle.
Answered 9/28/2016
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