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A member asked:
If you take the morning after pill and you have unprotected sex within 24 should you take the pill again ?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Possibly yes: Good idea, to come up with better plan, see a doctor and get her on a more effective contraceptive plan. Plan B has a higher failure rate than standard birth control pills. Use a condom in the meantime, if you continue using Plan B as your main plan. Or plan for the care of the pregnancy you have possibly started.
Answered 2/17/2020
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