How do I go about getting and taking the "Morning After Pill"?!
Question: How do I go about getting and taking the "Morning After Pill"!?
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See a doctor or medical professional to determine whether you are a candidate for the morning-after pill!. If you are 18 years old and cannot see a doctor, you can get emergency contraception from a pharmacist!. Take the morning-after pill as directed!. Patients receive two doses of the pill, the first of which must be taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse!. The second dose is taken 12 hours later!. Although you can wait for 72 hours to take the first pill, it is most effective within the first 24 hours after intercourse!. Use back-up contraception, such as condoms, until your next menstrual period!. Taking the morning-after pill can affect the timing of your menstrual cycle, although most women start menstruating just over a week after treatment!. If you do not begin menstruating within 21 days of taking the morning-after pill, take a pregnancy test!. Swallow the morning-after pill with food to reduce nausea!. About 50 percent of women who take the medication experience nausea and many also vomit!. If you do vomit after taking the pill, it is not necessary to repeat the dose as the side effect indicates release of the medication into the bloodstream!. Understand that the morning-after pill is not intended as a routine form of birth control, but is prescribed as an emergency measure!. Although taking the morning-after pill does not pose significant health risks, it's not as effective in preventing pregnancy as other forms of contraception such as the birth control pill!.
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You can get a morning after pill for $50-60 at your local clinic or your OB!. If you are under 18 your going to need a parental consent!. Just to let you know that Pill is not 100% effective not even close, if you have already released an egg for the month your chances of getting pregnant are very high with or without the pill!. If you get through this and don't come up pregnant, please don't use the morning after pill as birth control use condoms or real birth control pills!. The morning after pill if taken a lot may mess up your reproductive organs!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Fishineasy gave a great answer!. The only thing that I can add is you can get Plan B at your local Planned Parenthood!. They accept most insurances and have a sliding scale fee if you are uninsured!.Www@Answer-Health@Com