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Can i take the morning after pill twice in one month? what will be the side-effects if i use it 2.5 weeks later again?
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No danger: There is no danger in taking Plan B again. You need a better long term plan though. Plan b only decreases the risk of an unplanned pregnancy. If you do not want to be pregnant please see a doctor to discuss long term birth control options.
Answered 9/28/2016
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