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Taking ellaone this morning but am due to start taking norethisterone in a weeks time. is this ok to do?
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Yes: If you had sex without birth control or condoms then taking Ella or another form of emergency contraception is a good idea. Taking emergency contraction would not affect when you were directed to start taking other birth control.
Answered 8/11/2018
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