You have taken emergency contraception (EC) more than once or twice and have asked us several questions on it so by this time you should know how it works. If not, look up the manufacturer's website to know more.
Contact the hospital to find out what medication was given to you - we don't know so we can't say if any of it would interfere with EC.
EC can cause your period to be early or up to a month late so don't go by your old expected date in terms of calculating when your period will occur. If you don't get it this week you can test for pregnancy. A test will be accurate 12-14 days after sex. But your risk appears very low. We can't know any more than this.
Susan
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Hello Star19
Thank you for writing.
You have taken emergency contraception (EC) more than once or twice and have asked us several questions on it so by this time you should know how it works. If not, look up the manufacturer's website to know more.
Contact the hospital to find out what medication was given to you - we don't know so we can't say if any of it would interfere with EC.
EC can cause your period to be early or up to a month late so don't go by your old expected date in terms of calculating when your period will occur. If you don't get it this week you can test for pregnancy. A test will be accurate 12-14 days after sex. But your risk appears very low. We can't know any more than this.
November 27, 2018 - 4:33pmSusan
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