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I'm on sprintec birth control. do i still ovulate?
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Probably not: Generally speaking, if taken perfectly, birth control pills prevent ovulation, but occasionally people have ovulated which may or may not result in pregnancy. If you do not take your pills correctly, you are much more likely to have an ovulation.
Answered 9/30/2018
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