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A member asked:
I already taken 6 times unwanted 72 but not regular like monthly once so anything happened in future my pregrency will come properly nor not ?
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Likely normal: Past use of morning-after contraception, as well as past use of any form of hormonal birth control, has never been shown to adversely affect pregnancy. Please consider using regular birth control (instead of morning-after) until you decide you'd like to become pregnant, to minimize side effects and offer best protection.
Answered 8/26/2018
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