If you took a morning after pill 1 hour and 12 hours after having sex on Tuesday then had protected sex on Thursday will the MAP still prevent you from getting pregnant?

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No the MAP will not prevent you from getting pregnant the second time. The MAP will only protect you against pregnancy the one time. If you have intercourse after this you will not be protected so you need to take another MAP within 72 hours or better yet - use condoms and it will save you from pumping your system full of drugs.

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