Also known as: Mirena, Norplant System, Plan B, Next Choice, Plan B One-Step
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Plan B One-Step (levonorgestrel): Prior to taking this pill, I bought and took dramamine 45 minutes before Plan B to avoid experiencing severe side effects. I took Plan B at 11AM and by 2PM, I was dizzy and disfunctionally exhausted. I finally went and bought a coffee which kicked in about 2 hours later. I went to the gym at about 7PM and after about 3 different exercises, I was so sick, I thought I was going to die. I was sweating excessively, felt nausea, and didn't know if I was going to vomit or have diarrhea. I felt so sick and dizzy until my boyfriend got scared and thought he was going to have to take me to the ER. I drank tons of water, laid down, and felt better. Even today, I still feel a little dizzy.
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Plan B (levonorgestrel): I've used it way more than a few times. It truly works and truth be told it does mess up your period. One time it went away for 3 months and I was going crazy thinking I was pregnant but I wasn't. It's different for everyone but most of the time I'm normal and no side effects. It is expensive though.
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Plan B (levonorgestrel): I've used it two or three times, it is (evidently) very effective, and accessable which is great. It will mess up your menstruation cycle a bit, however.
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