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Been on Pill for 17 yrs can be ovulating if missed some.

Hunter

07/04/09

Hunter

Topics:contraception , Emergency contraception , ovulation

I been on the pill for almost 17 yrs, I am 32. I missed 5 pills in first week thinking I didn't want to be on them anymore but have changed my mind. Had unprotected sex once in that time. Should I be going to get "morning after pill" only been 24 hrs. Was wondering if I would even be ovulating cause I've been on them so long?? Please help!

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