How dose the morning after pill work ?

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I've never taken the morning after pill so I don't know anythink about it.. but I had sex on 13th 14th an early hours on the 15th an early hours this morning around 2 am an I had it again this morning about 11.30am I did take a ovulation test yesterday that was positive so would it even be to late for me to take morning after pill now ?

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Why are you having so much unprotected sex if you don't want to get pregnant 🙄

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Are you trying to get pregnant? You keep having unprotected sex and have ovulation tests…. Just take the pill and move on get on bc if you aren’t

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You’ve asked this question several times. Just take it and stop wasting your time and window

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The morning after pill doesn’t work once you start ovulating. But I guess you can take one & try anyways. It’ll most likely cause irregular cycles

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1) it’s not birth control, so stop having unprotected sex thinking plan b will fix it all. 
2) use condoms. 
3) look into birth control.

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Take the pill ovulation is 12-48hrs after a positive opk. You still can catch it before ovulation actually occurs. If you become pregnant that means ovulation had already occurred.

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It's not going to hurt you to take it, but it also may not do anything. You have really put yourself at risk.

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The ovulation test indicates you'll be ovulating generally  in the next 12-36 hours.   It's your surge not actual ovulation.  There's a chance a plan b could still work and a chance it may not.

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So an ovulation test doesn’t actually mean you’re ovulating. It simply means the hormone needed to release the egg is high so ovulation would occur within 12-36 hours. Plan b is meant to delay ovulation so if you’re already ovulating, chances are that the plan b will not work. It can be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex but again, it’s meant to delay ovulation and not meant to be in place of birth control due to the high amount of hormones that are in the pill. 
You can Google plan b pamphlet and it should give you tons of more information about it. Read the instructions and the side affects to know whether or not it’s right for you.

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There’s not really a way to know if you’ve ovulated yet.

How dose the morning after pill work ?

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