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	How effective is emergency contraception?
	If Levonelle One Step® fails, will it harm the baby?
	If I'm already pregnant when I take Levonelle One Step® (emergency contraceptive pills) will they harm the baby?
	Is Levonelle One Step® safe?
	What does the pharmacist need to know when I ask for Levonelle One Step®?
	How much does Levonelle One Step® cost?
	What’s in emergency contraceptive pills?
	What if I’m under sixteen?
	How often can I take Levonelle One Step®?
	Who can't take Levonelle One Step®?
	When might the pills not work?
	Could I have a severe reaction to emergency contraceptive pills?
	When should I not buy Levonelle One Step® at the pharmacy?
	I’ve had unprotected sex. Am I likely to get pregnant?
	What is an ectopic pregnancy?
	Who can't take Levonelle One Step® emergency contraceptive pills?
	Who can’t have an IUD fitted?
	Can I keep taking my regular contraceptive pills?
	Why can't I take Levonelle One Step® more often?
	Can I breast-feed my baby if I take Levonelle One Step®?
	Will I know if I was pregnant?
	When will my period come?
	Can other medications affect the contraceptive Pill?
	Where can I go for advice about STDs and STIs?
	What are the symptoms of STDs and STIs?

Can I keep taking my regular contraceptive pills?

If you have taken Levonelle One Step® because of missed combined contraceptive pills, discard any missed pills and the pill for the day of treatment and continue to take your pill as usual. You should use a barrier method (e.g. condom) for the next 7 pills, and if those 7 days run over the end of the pack, you should continue with the next pack and miss out the 7 day break or placebo tablets, if taking ED pills.