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A member asked:
My friend has been on birth control pills for 6yrs and had sex and the guy came inside 4 times should she take the morning after pill, or not?
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She should be OK: As long as a woman takes her birth control pill correctly it should protect her from pregnancy no matter how many ejaculations she encounters. It of course doesn't protect her from sexually transmitted diseases.
Answered 9/28/2016
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