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The condom broke during intercourse it was my ovulation week i took the morning after pill 48 hours later is it likely to have worked?
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Will likely work: Taking the morning after pill within 72 hours will likely work. However nothing is 100%, but the chances are you are not going to conceive.
Answered 9/28/2016
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