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Morning after contraception? |
I have taken the morning after pill today, if I was to have sex tonight will I need to take it again tommorrow and what damage if any would be caused by taking a massive dose of hormoanes like that? I am waiting for an appointment to have long time contraception put in in 2 weeks, and also have an allergy to latex before any other comments come into it. Thanks for any useful advice. The morning-after pill only works on past acts, not future ones. The pill you take today will not protect you from pregnancy tonight. And two doses in two days is TOO MUCH. You could bleed heavily, and your cycle will amost certainly be affected negatively. The morning after pill shouldn't be used so often. It's only in case of an emergency. If you were to have unprotected or protected sex and an accident happened, then taking the pill ASAP would be the case..or if your planning to have sex back to back basically then yes this would be smart to take the pill very soon after. Don't take to many plan b pills within close time to each other..people's bodies react differently to side effects so just keep watch.Be careful and good luck.. The morning after pill is supposed to be used for emergencies. Not as the first birth control method. If you are allergic to latex then buy the expensive latex free condoms. DON'T use the morning after pill so casually. It should be a last resort. If you have more questions about that pill then go to the "Plan B" website. i would strongly advise not taking the pill again tommrow. it is a bad idea as it can damage the insides. women are not to take more than 7 during a lifetime, so taking 2 in 48 hours could have very serious effects. i would be safer and easier to wait the 2 weeks or buy some non-latex comdoms I don't think it is a good idea at all. I felt sick for a couple of days after just taking one. It's not a very good attitude to get into. Condomi make latex free condoms and I think most shops that sell condoms sell them too. Or why not just go oral? Use condoms that aren't made of latex and don't use the morning after pill as your only contraception. |
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