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Can morning after pills cause abnormal blood test results?
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Plan B ?'s: "Morning after" pills are similar to birth control pills, and contain both estrogen and progesterone analogs, so a day or two later, bleeding may occur due to hormone withdrawal from the "Plan B" pills, but other blood testing is usually not affected.
Answered 1/17/2020
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