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Should i be worried that there were side effects after i took plan b the first time but no side effects when i took the plan b a month later?
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NO: Patients can have different tolerance to hormonal medications, particularly when they take them repeatedly. Do not worry, be happy you feel better.
Answered 2/12/2013
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