The morning-after pill affects some women's cycles for up to 2 months after they use it. Because there are hormones involved, individuals can react very differently. Some have a second period; others get on a completely different schedule. "Menstrual irregularities" is listed as a side effect, and that can cover just pretty much everything, can't it?
Don't worry too much. And please let us know if you end up needing to go to your doctor, and what you find out, OK?
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Kaede,
The morning-after pill affects some women's cycles for up to 2 months after they use it. Because there are hormones involved, individuals can react very differently. Some have a second period; others get on a completely different schedule. "Menstrual irregularities" is listed as a side effect, and that can cover just pretty much everything, can't it?
Don't worry too much. And please let us know if you end up needing to go to your doctor, and what you find out, OK?
May 6, 2010 - 8:10amThis Comment
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