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Switching Bc/pregnancy Posted: 10-17-05 15:10pm


I was on the patch (ortho evra) for about 4 months, and I decided to switch to the pill (alesse). After I took my patch off, I was on no birth control for a week- until I started taking the pill. If I had sex during that week, is it likely that I could be pregnant?

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