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I was late on 2 birth control pills but did not completely miss them. 1 in the first week 1 in the second week. what do i do? risk?
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Ocps: The reassuring thing is that you did not miss them. You may have breakthrough bleeding because they were late. Use additional protection for 7 days. BUT because they were late and not missed you should be fine.
Answered 10/4/2014
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