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I took ellaone 7 days ago. however, my condom just broke again. is it safe to take ellaone again?
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ECP: An emergency contraceptive pill can be used again. Remember that this may throw off your hormones or lead to other side effects. Encourage you find a regular form of birth control.
Answered 11/28/2017
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