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A member asked:
Is "the morning after pill" a good pill to take to get rid of my pregnancy lastnight me and my fianc had unprotected sex. what should we do ?
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Yes: If you don't want to be pregnant and you had unprotected sex the morning after pill is a good idea.
Answered 9/28/2016
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