Emergency contracept: Can cause side effects. It is used to prevent pregnancy. The exact instructions depend on which product you are using however, many (such as plan b) instruct to take the pill within 72 hours of failed contraception. The sooner it is taken after intercourse, the more protection it confers.
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No, but regular bc b: Over the counter emergency birth control is available without a prescription , see: http://www.Not-2-late.Com for options. But emergency contraception isn't intended for regular use. Consider bc options like iud or implant. They the most effective methods and very easy to use.
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