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A member asked:
If i didnt ovulate does that mean plan b worked?
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Maybe: Plan B "works" fine before, during, or after ovulation. That means a woman needing emergency contraception (which she should only need about once or twice in her entire lifetime, because she uses another reliable birth control method at all other times when babies are not desired) need not worry about what time of month it is when she takes Plan B. A home pregnancy test is due 3 weeks after sex.
Answered 3/10/2020
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I am terrified. Everything on internet says Plan B doesn't work on or around ovulation day. Need opinion please. Taken 3 hr after on day 14/cycle?
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