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Last night i had sex and we weren't sure we were safe enough so i took an emergency contraceptive. one thing led to another and we did it again. could the contraceptive still take action against the second time and what are the odds of conceiving?
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Should do the job: Exposures on the same day should be covered by the one EC. It would be wise to have some backup around if you get caught up in the moment again. Condoms are cheep, effective and also help prevent some STI's.
Answered 6/23/2018
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