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Unplanned pregnancy test says 2-3 weeks, what are my options? can i take a pill?
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Pills/every occasion: There are oral contraceptive pills for the night to come- pills for the "morning after"- and yes, pills for the 2-3 weeks too late. They are called abortion pills that can be used at this stage of pregnancy safely.
Answered 4/13/2014
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