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I'm feeling randomly emotional out of nowhere. i took a plan b pill yesterday, does plan b affect my mood?
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It certainly could, though it would be incorrect to attribute your mood to that entirely. Any effect should subside over the next two or three days.
Answered 7/7/2023
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