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FAQ: What are the side effects of emergency contraception?
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The side effects of emergency contraception can include:
The hospital staff may offer you medication to prevent nausea. Any side effects usually go away within a few days. Emergency contraception may affect your menstrual cycle. It may be early or late, light or heavy.
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Katie Feifer 
"What got me through? So many people, so many supportive actions. And the fact that people believe me. I did not have to live with the horror of being doubted."
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