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Would it be a good idea to have sex with a condom and then use plan b after?
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You can : You can do that. Condoms when used correctly are very effective and Plan B should not be needed. Consider seeing a doctor for a better long term birth control plan. If you are done having children considering an in office essure procedure.
Answered 10/4/2016
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