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6.A contraceptive pill "tricks the brain" into thinking you are pregnant. What

A contraceptive pill "tricks the brain" into thinking you are pregnant. What does this mean?

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A contraceptive pill "tricks the brain" into thinking you are pregnant. What does this mean?

This means it alters the hormones in the body to think that there is a fetus in the womb, therefore not allowing new sperm to be uptaken, causing an unwanted pregnancy.

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