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Plan B CAN cause infertility, what they don’t tell you is how. Plan B if taken many times can cause you to develop CIST in your ovaries which in turn can eventually cause infertility or Serious problems conceiving. The reason why it is easy to say that the product itself is not linked to infertility is because, women can get cist, it can occur in women for many reasons aside from medications influence. My most sincere suggestion is do not make the same mistake many mislead women who can not give evidence to link the pill to the physical problems caused by the pill that Lead to infertility. If you have to take it once & choose to use this method okay, otherwise take caution and do not use it as a consistent method, you will regret it when you are unable to conceive.

I myself was a completely healthy 18 year old when I first started taking plan b because my boyfriend became scared many times that we hadn’t been careful. I had taken about 6 over a period of 11 months, I had extreme pain in my lower abdomen and was taken to the hospital where they had concluded a cist had ruptured in my ovaries & I had more than one. I had never in my life had problems with this, soon I discovered that these were caused by the Plan b pill which prevents an egg from releasing, “effectively preventing pregnancy”. My boyfriend and I decided to start trying for pregnancy 3 months after & continued to try, I am now turning 21 this June & it seems that the ovarian cist cause by the pill has damaged my chances of becoming pregnant. This has put a toll on my relationship so consider my story and try to make cautious decisions when turning to this solution because if your guy decides to leave after damage has been done and you become infertile, it’s a heartbreaking thing to have to go through alone. The risk & possible effects are yours to live with regardless.

April 18, 2011 - 6:49pm

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