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My friend had a sexual intercourse, she took a unwanted 72 pill two hours after the the intercourse. So it could be ok or she need to take another pill after some time. I need to know when a unwanted 72 pill should be consumed after the sexual intercourse & also please let me know for how many days the side effects of it lasts.
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The Emergency pill needs to be taken within 72 hours but earlier the better. Side effects can include abnormalities in bleeding pattern.
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