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Is taking emergency contraceptives alot bad for womens bodies?
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Mess Up Your Cycle: Taking frequent Emergency Pills can mess up your menstrual cycle. Also, they are less than 80% effective and so not reliable compared to effective contraception with IUD or a regular birth control pill. PLease discuss with your doctor and form a plan.
Answered 12/15/2014
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Emergency: contraceptives can cause a number of possible side effects but are considered safe.
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