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I lost a birth control pill. took the next pill and started my inactive pills a day early. am i protected? i had unprotected sex days ago.
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Yes: In general I recommend that you stay on your pills as directed but starting in active pills a day early simply move your menses a day early.
Answered 11/25/2019
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