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Side effects of Unwanted 72
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Does Unwanted 72 Tablet cause any damage to ovaries or ovaries in women? I took i-pill in 2016 without reason.
I took Unwanted 72 pill in December 2021 and yesterday I had to take Unwanted 72 again. Will this affect my ovaries or ovaries? I am unmarried. So a bit worried.
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Occassional use of emergency contraception is harmless.
The problem comes when you have to take it every month or more than once a month frequently.
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You should not pop in unwanted 72 just like that because it may cause hormonal imbalance leading to irregular menstruation
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Dr. Vandana Parekh
Obstetrics & Gynecology
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hii ..
Use of i pill as a emergency method of contraception once a while is quite safe but frequent use can cause disturbance in yr menstrual cycle pattern
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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No it doesn't
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