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Is it safe to combine the morning after pill with birth control?
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Ok but why?: Usually the morning after pill is used when a women has not been on the birth control pill. If the bc pill was not taken correctly - on time every day- then, if one is concerned you could take the morning after pill followed by a restart of your daily bc pill.
Answered 11/27/2017
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