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PostPosted: 03/08/07 - 13:26    Post subject: amoxicillan Vote now! Reply with quote
I have been on amoxicillan all week, unaware until now that it can decrease birth control effectiveness..... I am on the 5th pill of the first week of the month. The day of my 3rd pill, my bf and i had unprotected sex....what are the chances i could be pregnant? Should i be worried??? Crying or Very sad
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PostPosted: 03/08/07 - 16:50    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
TAKE PLAN B!

YOU can use it up to days after unprotected sex. Remember, pregnancy is not instant, it takes up to 2 full weks for the process to fully occur.

TAKE PLAN B. Use protection until you have finished the amox., then for 7 days AFTER the amox. Then you will be fully protected!
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