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How does the morning pill affects the ovulation period if taken on day 19 (28 days cycle)? am i in my infertile time (day 24) or is my cycle affected?
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EC can affect period: Hormonal Emergency contraception (EC) can affect your next period, causing it to come later. If your menstrual cycles are usually regular, then you are most fertile on Days 12-14.
Answered 4/1/2015
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