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Is it harmful to take ipills twice in 1 week?
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Ipill: If you need to take ipill twice in a week, that means that you need a reliable, consistent form of birth control. Using this emergency contraceptive will increase risk for side effects but it will not cause physical harm.
Answered 11/27/2017
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