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PCOS & morning after pill
I have been taking Diane 35 for treating PCOS for past few years. However on suggestion of my gynaecologist I stopped taking those 3 months back. My menses have been regular since then, last one being on 24th October 2021.
I also have uterine fibroid.
However I need to take the morning after pill since protection failed.
Would it be safe to take it ?
Also since my body is still adjusting after stopping Diane 35, will taking morning after pill again cause adverse hormonal imbalance ?
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Do you have any children earlier?
Do you want to have more children?
If you want to have more children then you should continue with this pregnancy because it is already three months since you stopped Diane 35.
If you don't want to have more children, then you should take morning after pill because one odd tablet will not cause any damage .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
I do not advocate emergency pills
As thy hv a high failure rate u can be pregnant despite one
Also thy hv many side effects in the form of excessive n irregular vaginal bleeding
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Lucknow
Yes you could take it, it might cause irregularities with cycles though .
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