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My girlfriend had to take her birth control at 8:52 last night and she always takes it at 9 oclock at night. would that mess anything up?is she still protected ?(she has never missed a pill and takes it everyday at 9 except yesterday a littler earlier)
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Should be ok. : As long as she has not actually missed a pill it should be fine. I tell patients to take a pill at the same time daily so they don't forget a pill.
Answered 9/30/2015
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Fine: Around the same time every day is fine.
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