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Lydia Emergency Pill in Dubai, Emergency contraception (EC) helps prevent pregnancy. It doesn't end a pregnancy if you're already pregnant, and it isn't 100% effective, either. However, the sooner after sexual intercourse you use it, the more effective it will be.
Emergency contraception can include use of the copper intrauterine device (IUD) and combinations of prescription oral contraceptives used under the direction of your doctor. However, the least expensive and most easily accessible form of EC is the progestin-only EC pill. It's about $40-50. People of any age can buy it over-the-counter in most pharmacies without an ID. In Dubai Contact Doctor Jeff +27628309459 It's typically very safe to use, but it can come with a few side effects.
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Possible side effects
The EC pill, sometimes called the morning-after pill, has not been found to have any long-term or serious side effects. In most cases, women who take EC will experience no complications. However, some forms of the EC pill will cause minor side effects.
Progestin-only EC pills include Plan B One-Step, My Way, and Next Choice One Dose. They usually only cause a few side effects. Most of these symptoms will resolve once the drug is out of your system. The most common side effects include:
- nausea
- vomiting
- headache
- tiredness
- fatigue
- dizziness
EC can also affect your menstrual cycle. Your period may be as much as one week early or one week late. If your period is more than one week late, you may want to take a pregnancy test.
Q:
Is vaginal bleeding normal after taking the morning-after pill?
A:
Some women who take emergency contraception may have light vaginal bleeding. This usually ends within three days. However, bleeding that lasts longer than three days or that becomes heavier may be a sign of a problem. Contact your health care provider right away if your bleeding is heavy or lasts longer than three days.
Preventing or relieving side effects
If you're worried about side effects or have a history of side effects from EC, talk with your pharmacist. They may be able to direct you to over-the-counter (OTC) options to help ease headache and nausea. Some OTC nausea medications may increase tiredness and fatigue, though. You may be able to prevent fatigue by resting and taking it easy for a few days after you use EC.
If you become dizzy or nauseated after taking EC, lie down. This will help prevent vomiting. If you vomit within one hour of taking the medication, call your healthcare provider or family planning clinic to find out if you may need to take another dose.
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When to call your doctor
Light, unexpected vaginal bleeding is possible with EC use. However, some cases of unusual bleeding can be serious. If you experience unexpected vaginal bleeding with abdominal pain and dizziness, call your health care provider. Also call your healthcare provider if your bleeding does not end within three days or if it becomes heavier. Your symptoms may be a sign of a more serious condition that requires medical treatment.
Otherwise, the morning after pill causes mild side effects, if it causes any at all.
What is an emergency contraceptive pill?
The emergency contraceptive pill is a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, contraceptive failure or a sexual assault. Millions of women have safely used the emergency contraceptive pill and there have been no reports of serious complications or side effects. However, as with all drugs, there are directions for safe and effective use that must be followed.
- The emergency contraceptive pill is frequently referred to as "The Morning After Pill" but this is a misnomer, as women do not have to wait until the morning after sex to take the emergency contraceptive pill.
- Actually, the emergency contraceptive pill is more effective the sooner you take it -- as soon as possible after unprotected sex.
- It's a good idea to get emergency contraception before you need it, instead of waiting until after an accident happens. That way you can take it as soon as possible and don't have to hunt for a pharmacy or prescription.
The emergency contraceptive pill has also been referred to as the 'abortion pill', but the emergency contraceptive pill cannot cause an abortion if a woman is already pregnant. It is only effective if used before a pregnancy is established. Emergency contraceptive pills have no action to terminate an already established pregnancy.
Emergency contraception will not protect you from HIV infection (the virus that causes AIDS) and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Use a condom if there is any chance of contracting a sexually transmitted infection.
Do I need the emergency contraceptive?
There are many valid reasons why emergency contraception may be needed. Some of these reasons include:
- You had unprotected vaginal sex in the last 5 days (120 hours).
- You used your regular form of birth control wrong, for example:
- If you have a contraceptive failure, for example: a condom, a diaphragm, cervical cap, patch or barrier contraceptive broke, fell off, tore, or slipped.
- If birth control pills, patches, rings or shots are started late or dislodged.
- If a spermicidal contraceptive tablet fails to melt before sex.
- If there is failed withdrawal ("pull out") during vaginal sex.
- If your intrauterine device (IUD) or implant falls out.
- If you take an oral "mini-pill" - a progestin only pill (POP) - and took your pill 3 hours late or more.
- If you take a combination oral contraceptive (COC) estrogen / progestin pill and miss taking it by 2 days in a row or more.
- You were a victim of sexual assault and forced to have sex when you did not want to.
How does the emergency contraceptive pill work?
Levonorgestrel, the medication found in Plan B One Step, Take Action, Next Choice One Dose, My Way and other levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy by stopping or delaying the release of the egg from the ovary. Emergency contraceptive pills may also change the lining of the uterus to prevent egg implantation or reduce the ability of the sperm to bind to an egg.
The levonorgestrel 1.5 mg emergency contraceptive pill should be taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. It can lower your chance of getting pregnant by 75% to 89%, but it works best the sooner you take it.
How does weight affect emergency contraception?
The most effective choice for emergency contraception for overweight or obese women is the copper or hormonal (Liletta, Mirena) IUD with a 99% effectiveness rate. The copper IUD (a hormone-free option) is the other option. IUDs can then remain in place for up to 7 to 10 years as effective birth control. In addition, both types of IUDs work very well to prevent pregnancy regardless of body weight.
Some research suggests that levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pills may not be fully effective in women who are overweight or obese, but this is controversial topic.
- Studies have found that overweight or obese women using emergency contraceptive pills may have a greater risk of pregnancy than women who are not overweight or obese.
- If you weigh 165 lbs (75 kg) or more, you might want to consider the Paragard IUD instead of emergency contraceptive pills for emergency use.
- Talk to your healthcare provider how weight might affect your use of emergency contraceptive pills.
IUDs for emergency contraception: See more below.
How does ella work?
Ulipristal, the progestin found in ella, works to prevent pregnancy by blocking the natural hormone progesterone from occupying its receptor site in the body. ella lowers your chances of getting pregnant by 85% if you take it within 5 days (120 hours) after unprotected sex, but works best if you take it as soon as possible.
Call a doctor or women's health clinic for a prescription or appointment quickly due to the 5 day limit.
- ella is more effective than the levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pill, and can be used up to 5 days (120 hours) after unprotected sex; however, it requires a prescription.
- ella or the copper IUD may be a better option for emergency contraception in women if it has been more than 72 hours since unprotected sex.
- If you weigh 195 lbs (89 kg) or more, ella may not work as well for you. You may need to get an IUD emergency contraceptive.
After using Ella, you should use a reliable barrier birth control method (such as condom with spermicide) each time you have sex until your next menstrual period.
Wait at least 5 days after taking ella to resume regular contraceptive use (such as the pill, patch or vaginal ring) because they can lower the effectiveness of each other.
Do not use any additional levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pills within 5 days after taking Ella.
Ella should not be used as your regular method of birth control. Contact a healthcare provider to discuss a form of ongoing birth control.
Can birth control pills be used for emergency contraception?
If you take combined birth control pills that contain both estrogen and progestin, and have no other options, higher doses can be used as an emergency contraceptive. They work by delaying ovulation, and the number of pills you would use for each brand of pill will differ between brands or generics. They don't work as well as other forms of emergency contraception but is better than no option at all.
A doctor, clinic nurse, or pharmacist can tell you how many pills you should take based on the type and brand of oral birth control that you use. Contact them immediately.
If you should miss your period by more than one week, take or get a pregnancy test.
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