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If you are on a combined oral contraceptive and have have not missed any other pills in the packet, you are protected from pregnancy and do not need to take an Emergency Contraceptive. If you are on a progestin-only pill, use a backup method for the next 48 hours, and consider using emergency contraception. Contact your health care provider or pharmacist for advice specific to your pill. For evidence-based information on missed Birth Control pills and the risk of pregnancy, see the related link.
yes because its still in your system, your body gets used to it it happens to everyone not everyone stays on track its not like your going to get pregnant because you took it a hour later.

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