Confusion...?

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My friend told me there’s a weight limit to plan b? Should I not take it if I’m over 150? I have to take it but now I’m kind of scared...she also told me not to take it if I’m already feeling nauseous but I thinks she’s wrong on both parts...can someone confirm?

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Your friend is stupid

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You can take it regardless of weight..
You’re probably nauseous because of nerves...
I wouldn’t take advice from your friend

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Plan B insists that there is no weight limit but apparently studies have shown otherwise—I think it’s around 176lbs though where Plan B has been suggested to become less effective...BUT the studies are inconclusive. I’m not sure about the nausea thing... I never heard anything about that but I do know that Plan B will not work if you are already pregnant.

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There is no conclusive research, but one study did show that women over 176 lbs it was ineffective. I would still take it. It is not 100% effective no matter what weight, but the sooner you take it the better. It doesn’t matter if you are nauseous though. If you have questions ask a pharmacist or dr. Not your friend.

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Your friend is wrong. You can take it. It’s just not as effective if you weigh over 150lbs.

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“The European manufacturer of an emergency contraceptive pill identical to Plan B, also known as the morning-after pill, will warn women that the drug is completely ineffective for women who weigh more than 176 pounds and begins to lose effectiveness in women who weigh more than 165 pounds.”
This is for plan B and is likely what your friend is thinking of. If you’re 150 you should be fine.

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Consult a medical expert

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Ask a pharmacist.

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I also heard that you can’t take it if you’re already feeling nauseous but maybe someone told me wrong?

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When did you have unprotected sex?

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