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| | | | Morning-after pill side effects
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| | If you're wondering whether using the morning-after pill affects your ability to get pregnant in the future, you're not alone. But, take that off your list of worries – infertility is not a side effect of emergency contraception.
| | | | | What are the side effects? The side effects of emergency contraception are short-term and don't cause long-lasting medical complications. The most common are nausea and short-term changes to your menstrual cycle. You may also experience headaches, fatigue, dizziness, vomiting, and abdominal pain. If side effects persist or worsen and may require medical attention.
| | | How does emergency contraception work?
The morning-after pill delays ovulation, or the release of the egg from your ovary. This helps to reduce your chances of becoming pregnant. This can include preventing an egg from being released from the ovary, preventing sperm from fertilizing the egg, or preventing the implantation of a fertilized egg in the womb.
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