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How long after morning after pill should I wait before having breast augmentation surgery?

Ambsss12Nov 22, 2017
I'm due my surgery on the 13th of December. I recently had to come off the morning after pill because my gran has had a blood clot before however my bloods came back ok. However I Had to take the morning after pill on Monday which is just under 3 and a half weeks before the operation. I try don't want it to be re scheduled and worried :( . Averagly how long would you wait for a patient for surgery after taking this? Thank you

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