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newtobc05

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ortho-tri-cyclen & pregnant Posted: 12-22-05 13:09pm


I just started ortho-tri-cyclen last month. I thought I had waited the full seven days before you are supposed to have unprotected sex, but it had only been six. I have been on my inactive pills for two days now and still no period. Am I pregnant?

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Posted: 12-22-05 15:08pm


It takes some women 3-4 missed pills to have a period..Your body needs to register" oh no more hormones, time to bleed!".. Also, if you stated yourt pills during your period, then you are protected from day 1! But still, 6 days is fairly safe. If you take an early pregnancy test, like first response, it would be accurate.

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