Delayed or Missed Periods | Emergency Birth Control | How Late Can Your Period Be?
Are you wondering why your period is delayed or have you missed a period since taking the emergency contraceptive (birth control) pill?
How does the pill affect the Timing | Duration or Flow (Heavy or Light) of the next period?
Many ladies do not understand the plan b effects on their period and why they can have a negative pregnancy test while their periods are delayed, or late.
In this video, I will explain the changes that can happen to your menstrual cycle after plan b, escapelle, postinor, levonelle, postinor2, Ella (Ella one), and other types of the morning after pill that contain levonorgestrel or ulipristal acetate.
You will also learn the mode of action of the birth control pill and understand why you can have a negative pregnancy test, with 2 months missed period, or if period 2 weeks late.
This video is not an emergency contraceptive pill advertisement, but it addresses many ladies’ emergency contraceptive pill experience to answer common questions (see below).
🌿 Video Chapters
00:00 – Introduction
01:28 – What is the Morning After Pill (Levonorgestrel | Ulipristal Acetate)
02:16 - How does the Morning After Pill work?
03:42 – Your Menstrual Cycle
05:36 - Should I expect a Period immediately after using the EC Pill?
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