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On mercilon ran 2 packs back to back h/e took a pill 2 days before the end of the second pack late (18h) and missed the last pill completely pregnant?
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Improper pill taking: Oral contraceptive pills should be taken daily to be most effective. Missing pills can lead to irregular bleeding and failure to prevent pregnancy.
Answered 6/29/2018
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