Can I take birth control at night instead of in the morning

Could i take birth control every night instead of every morning??

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Yes, you can take it any time you want as long as it is about the same time every day. best wishes..

Does birth control work the same if you take it at night instead …?

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It works the same whenever you take it. The thing is to take it either in the morning consistanly or at night consistantly. The medication needs to be at peak and continous levels for it to do its job properly. So if you take it in the AM o…

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the morning after pill or birth control?

Q: last night the condom burst during sex we stopped but i am still uneasy i was thinking can i get a birth control pill instead of a morning after pill or it doesnt make sense i do not want my period to come right now & i want to make sure i am not pregnant anyway…So can i get birth control? or i have to take the morning after to ensure not getting pregnantI dont live in the U.S. & u can simply go into any pharmacy an ask for either birth control or morning after pill without a prescription or a referral

A: Do you know how these pills work? It doesn’t seem that you do. The morning-after pill either: 1) prevents you from ovulating, so no egg is fertilized and you do not become pregnant; 2) if you did have an egg that was fertilized, Plan B does not allow the newly-conceived child to implant in the womb, so this is an early abortion.The pill does both as well. Few women know that it, too, can cause an early abortion. Both Plan B and the hormonal birth control pill are extremely dangerous for women and mess with their cycles.This will tell you more about the dangers of Plan B, which is very dangerous for the woman and aborts her baby in many cases: http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:m9Y4ORbMzOkJ:www.heartbeatinternational.org/pdf/FactSheet-Plan_B_and_MAP-8-28-06.pdf+Plan+B+%2B+health+risk&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=usThink twice. A baby is a wonderful blessing, a gift. There’s help for free if you’re pregnant and need support: http://www.birthright.org/