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On combination bc for 2yrs, sex on ovulation date, pull out method. takes pill everyday same time except once i was 2 hours late. risk of pregnancy?
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Almost none: There is almost no risk of getting pregnant if you have been taking Birth Control Pills and pull out method.It makes the risk almost none
Answered 1/16/2016
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