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My doctor seems to think it is too late to take the morning after pill. i had sex sat. @ 4:00pm. it is now monday. is it too late? i'm so worried!
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72 HOurs: You have 72 hours to take it. But pregnancy can occur within 24 hours of sex. So you are both right. If you do not want to be pregnant take the pill for Goodness sake. Ask questions later. Next time it is best to prevent pregnancy before it occurs. Don't you think?
Answered 4/16/2019
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