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PostPosted: 02/17/07 - 11:53    Post subject: late period and birth controll pills Vote now! Reply with quote
I just started birth controll pills this month and havent yet finished im on the green pills and its day 5 and i havent gotten my period yet and i have no sighns of it and i have had unprotected sex in the first 2 weeks of the pills can i be pregnant?????
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