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Up to how many times can i take the emergency pill or next morning pill in a year? i have taken it 6 times does it affects me im someway?
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Yes: If you are taking it this often then i would recommend starting to take birth control pills regularly, this will be much safer on your body and your wallet. :].
Answered 9/28/2016
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