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Should've started new birth control pack sunday, but forgot. took 2 pills monday. had unprotected sex monday. he pulled out. chance of pregnancy?
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Extraordinarily: small to non-existent. You are only one day off and you did the correct thing by taking two pills as soon as you remembered. Ovulation inhibition should be intact. I wouldn't think/? worry another second about this. Good wishes:)
Answered 9/8/2016
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