If you go to the website for the emergency contraception or look at the inserts that come with it, you will see that some people get extra periods and some people have less. It affects your cycle for a couple of months, but it's a little different for everyone. Read all the information and if you are still concerned, I suggest you call the pharmacist where you bought it. They know more about medications than anyone else, and will be able to advise you better on your situation as far as whether you took the proper drug at the proper time and what to expect.
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If you go to the website for the emergency contraception or look at the inserts that come with it, you will see that some people get extra periods and some people have less. It affects your cycle for a couple of months, but it's a little different for everyone. Read all the information and if you are still concerned, I suggest you call the pharmacist where you bought it. They know more about medications than anyone else, and will be able to advise you better on your situation as far as whether you took the proper drug at the proper time and what to expect.
Good luck.
July 5, 2010 - 7:04amThis Comment
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