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In february i got laparoscopic resection surgery everything is going great. i had intercourse and i need to take a plan b. am i able to take plan b?
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Yes: Yes - it is safe to take Plan B. There are basically NO contraindications to taking Plan B - meaning anyone can take it at any time. It is one of the safest medications available.
Answered 5/23/2018
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