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Can the morning after pill affect your period for several months? please be specific.
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Not usually: It can make your post emergency contraception period a bit early or late and sometimes lengthen the duration of your post emergency contraception period. There is some data to suggest that it might lengthen the duration of your next period too. But no great data/study to suggest any prolonged effect on periods for months.
Answered 9/29/2016
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