In this video, we'll talk about the possible side effects of taking Postinor 2 after ovulation day. We'll also discuss how to prevent an emergency birth if you do get pregnant.

Are you wondering if you can get pregnant after taking Postinor 2 on ovulation day? We'll answer that question and more in this video. We'll talk about the possible side effects of this contraceptive and how to prevent an emergency birth if you do get pregnant. So whether you're using Postinor 2 to prevent pregnancy or just want to be aware of the side effects, watch this video to learn more!

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I'm Dr Sylvia KamaKieghe, AskAwayHealth Founder and creator of a healthcare platform of blogs, vlogs and other resources that provides simple health information online.

My training background is in family, community, and primary care medicine, and I'm licensed to practice in the United Kingdom as a General Practitioner and in Nigeria.

Qualifications:
⚡Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners (FRCGP) UK
⚡Fellowship, Royal Society of Medicine (FRSM); and Royal Society of Public Health (FRSPH) UK
⚡Diplomate of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (DRCOG) and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health (DFSRH), respectively,
⚡Postgraduate Diploma in Mental Health Practice from the University of Manchester, UK
⚡Urgent Care (Out Of Hours) Clinician and Supervisor
⚡General Practice Examiner
⚡Award for “outstanding contributions” to healthcare, in celebration of the NHS at 70, from the Nigerian Healthcare Professionals UK (NHCPUK) in 2019.
⚡An alumnus of the African Women's Entrepreneurship Cooperative (AWEC) Fellowship Programme in leadership and enterprise, having been a member of the pioneer class of 200 female African entrepreneurs that completed a 12month intensive programme in 2019.
⚡Cherie Blair Women in Business Mentor program alumnus.

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