Are there any limitations to use Plan B pills during ovulation?

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As you are not using a regular contraceptive method, the use of emergency contraception Plan B pill (Levonorgestrel) increases the likelihood of irregular menstrual cycles. The timing of your last period and the use of emergency contraception can affect the timing of your next period. The Plan B pill can delay or lighten your period, as it works by preventing ovulation or fertilization. You may experience a delayed or lighter period this month due to the use of emergency contraception.

Your application indicates that you may be ovulating tomorrow, but it is essential to note that the accuracy of ovulation prediction apps can vary, and they should be used as a guide only. If you have concerns about ovulation, it is best to consult with a healthcare provider. If you have unprotected sex, there is always a risk of pregnancy, regardless of whether you are ovulating or not. The effectiveness of emergency contraception decreases with time, so it is essential to take it as soon as possible after unprotected sex. I hope I have to answer your question. Take care.

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