Emergency contraceptive pill
Pill taken by a woman after sexual intercourseSexual intercourseSexual act in which the penis penetrates (enters) the vagina or anus.Read more when she did not use contraceptionContraceptionMeans and methods of preventing pregnancy. Condoms and the contraceptive pill are examples…Read more and does not want to get pregnant. Also called "morning-after" pill. The pill delays ovulationOvulationMoment at which a ripe egg cell is released from 1 of the…Read more and thus reduces the riskRiskPossibility that something unpleasant may happen, for example a disease.Read more of getting pregnant. The sooner the woman takes the emergency contraceptive pillContraceptive pillPill that prevents pregnancy (a method of contraception). The contraceptive pill is only…Read more the bigger the chance she will not get pregnant. Preferably within 24 hours, but up to 3 or 5 days after unprotected sexSexAll acts that can sexually arouse you. Sex is more than sexual intercourse.…Read more. The amount of days you can still take it depends on the type of pill you have access to. At the pharmacyPharmacyShop where you can get medicines with a prescription from your doctor. Read more you can get the emergency contraceptive pillEmergency contraceptive pillPill taken by a woman after sexual intercourse when she did not use…Read more. Regular methods of contraception are more reliable.