A 21-year-old female asked:
how well does reclipsen birth control work? and what are the ways that the pill will fail? will the pill fail if you do everything perfectly?
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Dr. Mazin Abdullah answered
15 years experience Fertility Medicine
Failure is rare: Women that take their birth control pills religiously are not likely to get pregnant. All contraceptive methods have failure rates. The failures are very often associated with a making mistakes taking their medications or forgetting to take them.
Im also assuming you are not 99 years old.
Answered on Oct 4, 2016
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