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I took the first pill of bc on the day i ovulated. i missed a pill on the 5th day and took 2 pills the next day. can i ovulate on the 8th or 9th day?
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Unlikely: If you've just ovulated , one does not ovulate again for approximately 4 weeks. If one uses an ovulation-day start of the pill, it may not prevent pregnancy on that cycle. Consider continuation of the daily dose of the pill.
Answered 7/16/2013
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