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I know plan B can stop or delay ovulation. By how much on average? (days, weeks?)-I know the hormones involved trick your system into thinking you already ovulated, which is what changes your period timing (if it works).
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I honestly don't know if there is solid information available on that, but let me have a look around and see what I can find.
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