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How long do i have to wait to have sex once ive started using the contraceptive pill? the oralcon
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If pills are started: with first day of the period, no waiting time is needed, for effectiveness. Any other start time a two week wait is recommended to be sure the contraception is working. Use a condom each time till effective.
Answered 4/23/2020
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