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Morning After Pills
AFTER an episode of unprotected sexual
intercourse, “Morning After Pills” may be used
as an emergency contraception method to prevent
pregnancy. Here’s how they work. “Morning After
Pills” disrupt hormone patterns needed for
pregnancy. They also disturb the ovaries and the
development of the uterine lining. Emergency
contraception should be used within 120 hours,
or 5 days, after the unprotected episode has
occurred, and is 75% to 89% effective.
If Morning After Pills are your choice, A
Woman’s Choice will run a sensitive pregnancy
test when you are at our facility, obtain your
medical history, and supply you with the pills.
You will be asked to return in two weeks for
another pregnancy test to determine the
effectiveness.
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