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Been on birth control 3yrs switch. 3mo ago to elinest missed pill so dbled up and had sex w/o condom and didn't pull out should i worry bout pregnancy?
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Daily use: Birth control works best when used correctly -- one pill per day. If you miss a dose then you double up the following day. Typically this does not show a reduction in efficacy of the pill. Obviously it is better to take them daily. If you are having trouble remembering consider switching to an IUD or another nondaily method.
Answered 4/15/2015
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