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If you are treating a vaginal infection and you took a morning after pill some days before the treatment will that interfere or stop the morning after pill from working?
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No, if the vaginal infection Rx. is vaginal. If a yeast pill is taken orally, make sure that at least 4 hours elapses prior to taking the morning after pill to eliminate any possibility of interference.
Answered 6/9/2021
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