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divaondean
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PostPosted: 08/24/08 - 05:10    Post subject: is it too soon? Vote now! Reply with quote
I have taken 7 of my first pack of 28 pills so far. My husband and I had an accident (for lack of a better phrase) after the seventh pill. I was wondering if I should take the morning after pill because it might be too soon to depend on the lo ovral. Does anyone know how the morning after pill might affect the lo ovral, or my cycle?
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CaroleL.
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PostPosted: 08/24/08 - 08:55    Post subject: pill Vote now! Reply with quote
When i first started to take the pill, the doctor told me i was protected from day one. He adviced me to be careful for the first month.
Have you got a medical help line you can ring an ask for advice?
Some pills are different so i think you need to speak to someone.
Sorry not sure on the effect of the morning after pill combined with pill.
If you are British ring NHS Direct helpline They are very helpful
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