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What Causes Fluttering In Pelvic Area After Taking A Morning After Pill?

I took the morning after pill 37 hours after the unprotected intercourse and barley have side effects. For instance small fluttery feelings near my pelvic region. I have not felt anything else. I justhink wanthe to make sure I m safe. Thanks in advanced.
Wed, 4 Dec 2019
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Hi.

I've gone through your query. I can understand your anxiety.

Your symptoms may be due to the pill your have taken. It has few side effects like, Spotting inbetween periods, Breast swelling or tenderness, weight gain, Mood changes, headaches, abdominal cramps etc.

If the pain still persists, consult your near by gynaecologist for help.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Get well soon.

Regards,
Dr. Yogapriya V, General and family physician.
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What Causes Fluttering In Pelvic Area After Taking A Morning After Pill?

Hi. I ve gone through your query. I can understand your anxiety. Your symptoms may be due to the pill your have taken. It has few side effects like, Spotting inbetween periods, Breast swelling or tenderness, weight gain, Mood changes, headaches, abdominal cramps etc. If the pain still persists, consult your near by gynaecologist for help. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Get well soon. Regards, Dr. Yogapriya V, General and family physician.