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  Source: Image by Prostock Studio from Getty Images I still remember the first time I had to use an emergency contraceptive pill. I was nervous, unsure, and overwhelmed by everything I’d heard about it. Was it safe? Would it work? And most importantly, what would it do to my body? After taking the pill, I felt fine at first, but then came the nausea and an unexpected delay in my period, which left me even more anxious. Thankfully, with some research and guidance, I learned these were common side effects and nothing to panic about. If you’ve taken—or are thinking about taking—emergency contraceptive pills, it helps to know how they might affect you. Let’s break down the possible emergency contraceptive pills side Effects so you can feel more prepared and less anxious. What Are Emergency Contraceptive Pills? These pills are high-dose hormonal medications that prevent pregnancy by delaying ovulation. By stopping or postponing the release of an egg, they prevent sperm from fertilizing...