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Periods after emergency contraception
My question is, my periods were late but was tested negative for pregnancy.
But after this had an intercourse where contraception failed so I took an emergency contraception pill then and there to avoid unplanned pregnancy.
How will it affect my menstrual cycle now, when can I expect periods to come
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Periods might come early . And emergency pills are not regular contraceptive.. connect for proper counselling n guidance
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