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A member asked:
Is it true tht we can only take emergency contraceptive pills only once or twice a year? r there any long term sideeffects of taking these pills?
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More often ok but...: They are ok to take more often. No long term side effects but less reliable than regular contraception. If using repeatedly, why not talk to healthcare provider about using more reliable methods.
Answered 9/24/2013
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