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I'm brest feeding mom,planovar emergency pill how long stay in my system i'm i allowed brest feed after how many hrs after i take the pil? thank u!!
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No delay: You do not need to stop or delay breastfeeding after using emergency contraception. Consider starting birth control to avoid the need for emergency contraception.
Answered 7/31/2016
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