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A member asked:
Is it usual for morning after pill to make your second period late since there's a lot of hormones? i'm late and worried!
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Morning after pill: the morning after pill is a very large dose of hormones to force your body not to implant. The result of that is that your body is hormonally imbalanced for a while. If you are late take a pregnancy test, but it is not uncommon to be of schedule after those pills.
Answered 9/29/2016
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