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Sex friday, seen cervical mucus, took morning after pill on saturday, now have painful cramps on/off, never had this symptom from pill before, normal?
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Physiologic reaction: This is a normal reaction to bringing on a menstruation out of cycle, mostly due to the effect of the progestin a in the preparation, this should subside on its own in a few days. If not over in 3 days, call your OB and have a full exam
Answered 12/20/2014
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