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I threw up my bcp within 2 hours of taking it. i doubled up the next day by taking my normal pill at 8am and one more for the missed pill at 7:29pm i took the second pill 11.5 hours later. its that ok? am i still protected?
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Should be ok,: however, even when taken perfectly, contraception can fail. You are likely ok with the steps you have taken.
Answered 12/28/2019
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