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Is it needed to have IPill on 2 consecutive days? I had unprotected sex day before yesterday night. Then I took one IPill yesterday morning. Is it required to have another IPill today after today's unprotected sex?
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No need one is sufficient for 72 hours .If you will take another hormones problem will start and period will be delayed.
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