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Is it safe for me to ejeculate inside my wife while she on birth control pill, she take them everyday at the same time.but she took one pill like 8 hours late 6 days ago but still took it in the same day. and she resume regularly. is it still safe ?
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Pregnancy risk low: "Taking one contraceptive pill 8 hours late 6 days ago" is not likely to reduce contraceptive effectiveness to any significant degree. Her risk of pregnancy is probably still quite low particularly if "she resumed regulaly". If you and her wish to increase your "safety", ask a knowledgeable gyn about a LARC. Long-Acting-Reversible-Contraception (IUD or implant) is more effective.Use condoms too.
Answered 3/18/2020
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