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Missed birthcontrol 2 days ago. took two pills yesterday, had sex today and was 12 hours late on my birthcontrol. chances of pregnancy?
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Very little chance: Missing a pill and taking it next day 2 pills increase the risk of pregnancy but not that much.
Answered 12/16/2013
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