It was created to be an emergency use medication, not the main means of birth control. For frequent use, there are additional risks of Plan B.
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It was created to be an emergency use medication, not the main means of birth control. For frequent use, there are additional risks of Plan B.
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The KEY to understanding how Plan B works is to know your body, and more specifically, to know your ovulation cycle.
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You had unprotected sex and were worried about pregnancy, so you took a Plan B. Here are the most common reasons why Plan B might fail...
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Do you know that there are several factors that can affect how well Plan B works? Things like weight, menstrual cycle patterns, and other drugs can all affect the effectiveness of the "morning after" pill.
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Plan B claims an 84% effectiveness rate and is not recommended for routine use. Taking Plan B repeatedly will expose you to higher hormone levels than standard contraceptive methods and is likely to cause more side effects, such as menstrual changes, headaches, or abdominal pain. Read on to learn how Plan B...
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Using the morning-after pill may delay your period by up to one week. The number one side effect of these types of pills is irregular periods, which can make tracking your period difficult. The morning-after pill does not guarantee you will not get pregnant, so if you do not get your period within 3-4...
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