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The emergency contraceptive pill (morning-after pill) isn’t bad for you
IUDs are the most effective form of emergency contraception
Emergency contraceptive pills are most effective the sooner you take them, but can still have some effect for up to 4-5 days (96-120 hours) after unprotected sex
Emergency contraceptive pills might be far less effective, or ineffective, during roughly 1-2 days of each cycle, right around the time of ovulation
Even if you’re not sure if it will be effective, it may be better at preventing pregnancy than taking nothing
Emergency contraception (EC) offers people a chance to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.
It can be used after you had unprotected vaginal sex, did not use your method of birth control correctly, or were sexually assaulted.
Most types of EC are less effective than other forms of modern birth control, and they don’t protect against sexually transmitted infections.
But EC is an important tool when you need it. It can make you
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