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Started to take contraception pills after ovulation and took it for 13 days and then i had unprotected sex several times could i get pregnant?
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Yes: If you start the pill on day 1 of your cycle then yes you can get pregnant. If you start the pill on the Sunday after your menses start then you should wait a month before unprotected sex.
Answered 2/15/2015
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