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Many women end up taking
Many women end up taking birth control pills while they are pregnant before they know they are pregnant. This is common, and there is no conclusive evidence that a brief exposure to birth control chemicals will cause any sort of birth defect in the unborn child.
However, you should avoid taking if these drugs if you think you might be pregnant. Birth control pills contain artificial hormones that are not necessary or appropriate for use in pregnancy. If you are not sure if you are pregnant, take a pregnancy test.
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well,this is a common case
well,this is a common case all around the globe .women end up taking contraceptive pills when they are pregnant.it is nothing to worry about,till today no case have been reported that states any kind of side effects over developing embryo.however,you should at once stop taking this pill as soon as you know u r pregnant.