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Condom broke so i took the morning after pill the next day it broke again so i took another one the next day. first sour thick discharge now brown d?
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Buy better condoms: The morning after pill should provide additional protection; however here is simple advice: use good condoms PLUS spermicidal gel, faom, sponge,or vaginal suppositories ( double barrier technique ). It is also time to speak to your GYN about BC pills or IUD.
Answered 11/21/2014
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