I had taken the plan b on May 22 and a few days later I experienced some clammyness to my hands.

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Clammy hands are not a side effects of emergency contraception. Common side effects include: bleeding a few days later (not your regular period), potentially disrupted menstrual cycle, cramping, tender breasts, and nausea.
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May 29, 2016 - 10:07pm

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