What is plan b?!


Question: what is this whole plan b process if the condom breaks? like umm ive never heard of this before


Answers: what is this whole plan b process if the condom breaks? like umm ive never heard of this before

To clarify some inaccuracies posted above:

Plan B is NOT an abortion pill. If you are pregnant, nothing will happen to a baby. It is available over-the-counter for ANYONE (not just women!) over the age of 18.

However, it does not work by killing sperm - it prevents ovulation, or if ovulation has already occured, by preventing implantation of the zygote into the uterine wall.

It works best when taken within 72 hrs, but can be effective if taken within 120 hours.

Prices average $40 for a pack of two pills. You take one pill immediately, and a second twelve hours afterward. (Do NOT take both pills at once!) In rare scenarios, pharmacists do refuse to fill Plan B requests for "moral" reasons. In this case, please go to another pharmacy - that particular pharmacist is impeding your right to avoid pregnancy.

If you cannot afford the price, please don't panic or do nothing! If you have BC pills (but you forgot one, whatever), as Plan B is simply a high dose of regular bc, take 4 pills, repeat after 12 hours. If you are on a low-dose pill, take 5 pills each time. And see a doctor, too!

it is a pill you take to make sure you do not get pregnant.

It`s called the morning after pill, you have to take it within 72 hours of sexual intercourse and it can prevent a pregnancy. Just so you understand it essentially gives you an abortion if you are pregnant.
Hope this helps

It is an emergency contraceptive, also called the Morning After Pill. If you had protected sex, and the condom broke, or unprotected sex this will prevent the pregnancy. But it has to be taken within 72 hours, 3 days of the event.

Wow, your lucky day, I went through this on Monday.
Kay when you are having sex: unprotected, the condom breaks, you're female condom breaks, or anything causing the male to ejaculate into your body without a contraceptive present, can lead to pregnancy.
Plan B is a package of 2 pills, you must take within 72 hrs of the unprotected sex. You can either take both pills at the same time, or one and then the other 12 hrs later. If you vomit you have to take another package.
The pills kill the sperms in your body before they plan themselves into your uterus walls.
If you take the Plan B pills within 24 hrs they are 95% effective. The sooner you take them the more effective they are.
Plan B is also called The Morning After Pill or Emergency Contraception
It is sold at any drug store, and prices range. I bought mine for 40$ within 30mins of the condom breaking.
My health teacher says, Plan B almost always works, there's that rare like .1% that it doesn't.

Plan b is one of several emergency contraception pills. It's a high dose of hormones. Usually it's a series of 2 pills you take.

It's for occasional use only, when your condom failed or you had unplanned sex without protection (stupid, but it happens)

Here's more info: http://ec.princeton.edu/info/ecp.html

IT DOES NOT GIVE YOU AN ABORTION it prevents pregnancy, if pregnancy has already occured, it will not do anything. IT IS NOT AN ABORTION PILL.

First of all cat_85_9 is WRONG! Plan B IS NOT an abortion pill, it is an ultra high dose of birth control hormones, basically all it does is thicken your uterine lining and prevent the implantation of sperm into an egg. IF you are already pregnant and take Plan B it WILL NOT affect a baby, I wish people would have their facts straight before they post on these forums. If you don't believe me, call Dr. Drew on loveline 1-800-LOVE-191 and ask him... But trust me I know.

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