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My wife took the morning after pill 2 weeks ago. shortly afterwards she got her period and it has been 11 days long. what can we do? she is not on oral contraceptives or any other chronic medication.
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Pregnant ?: The "morning after pill" is not reliably preventative for pregnancy. The "11 day period" may represent a pregnancy outside the uterus (ectopic) which needs immediate attention. Get a serum HCG test to be certain. Regardless of the results, see your gyn provider for an exam and further testing.
Answered 11/29/2018
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