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Started new birthcontrol pack, 3nd day took pill 9 hours late, had sex 6 days before ovulation am i protect from pregnancy? pull out method used
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Ocp: You still have a chance of pregnancy due to delay in your OCP so please check pregnancy test.
Answered 1/16/2016
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