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I've been on low dose alysena bc pills for 2 months & still use condoms. how effective is low dose pills alone in preventing pregnancy?
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LOW DOSE EFFECTIVE: Low dose is still effective, but at age 20 should still use condoms. STI's are still an issue. Good Luck
Answered 12/9/2015
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