Emergency contraception

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FAQs - Emergency contraception

How soon after sex can I take emergency contraception pills?

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Does your weight affect how well your birth control works?

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What is levonorgestrel?

FAQs - Emergency contraception

Plan B seems expensive for one use. Is there a cheaper version?

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Can I get emergency contraception if I'm under 17?

I'm under 17 and don't know how to get emergency contraception.

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How can I avoid nausea as a side effect of taking emergency contraception?

EC makes me really nauseous.

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I took EC for unprotected sex then I had unprotected sex again. Should I take EC again?

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How is ella different from Plan B One-Step or Next Choice One Dose?

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Will the medications I take make emergency contraceptive pills less effective?

I've heard that EC might be less effective for me because I am using an enzyme inducer (such as Dilantin the antibiotics rifampicin or griseofulvin, or St. John's Wort).

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