 | You can only use Levonelle One Step® two or three times in a year, right? |  | Levonelle One Step® will upset the timing of your periods for months, right? |  | Levonelle One Step® affects your long-term fertility, right? |  | Emergency contraceptive pills are mainly used by young girls aged 16 - 18, right? |  | You need a prescription for Levonelle One Step® (the morning after pill), right? |  | You're likely to be sick when you take emergency contraceptive pills, right? |  | Levonelle One Step® is only for young women, right? |  | You have to take Levonelle One Step® (emergency contraceptive pills) the morning after unprotected sex, right? |  | You can develop other health problems if you take Levonelle One Step® emergency contraception, right? |  | Taking Levonelle One Step® is like having an abortion, right? |  | You can only take emergency contraceptive pills once, right? |
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You can only take emergency contraceptive pills once, right?
There is no medical reason why you can't use Levonelle One Step® as often as necessary, but you should try not to take it more than once in any one cycle as there is a greater likelihood that Levonelle One Step® will disrupt the timing of your next period. Nor should you use it as a regular method of contraception because on it's own, it is not as reliable as regular, long-term methods of birth control and you would increase your chances of an unplanned pregnancy. |