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If i take my combination birth control pill every morning at 7am and then threw up at 9pm and then again at midnight, am i still protected? it was in my system for over 12 hours?
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That pill was processed and absorbed into your bloodstream the upper intestine within a few hours. The vomiting hours later had no effect on its absorption and effectiveness.
Answered 3/31/2023
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