Birth control myth

[lookingforhope]

Let say.. I was planning on taking combined pills but i wanted to wait for my period to come.

Finally period started on early evening of May 30th, but I decided it was not the best time for me to take BC in evening so I took it at the early afternoon of May 31th. As I remembered from plannedparenthood if i began my pills during my period i would be protected from pregnancy right away, I had intercourse without backup method after 1 hour of my 7th pill. However I'm now having a little concerned is there any chance I was not fully protected...?

First time taking pills so I was a little nervous. Thanks.

[Ashleah]

lookingforhope,

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