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A member asked:
Will my condition be affected if i took uti antibiotics a day after taking the morning after pill?
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Morning pill: Yes it should still work, but you still have to see if you have your period, if not you need to take a preg test 7-9 days after the last suppose lmp, and f/u with your ob/gyn.
Answered 9/7/2015
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