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A member asked:
Can morning after pill delay ovulation for about a month if taken twice in three months?
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Yes: The morning after pill is a hormone pill and it can mess up your ovulation. What you are describing is not unusual. If you needed to use this that frequently, it is time to consider an effective method of birth control such as pills or an iud.
Answered 1/12/2020
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