EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION
Emergency contraception refers to methods of contraception that can be used within 72 hours to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse.
There is an optimal method - using pills with an ANTIPROGESTERONE effect.
1. IT IS SAID
that emergency contraception pills can alter the cycle and cause infertility...
Indeed,
a possible side effect of taking such medications is a change in the duration of the menstrual cycle.
Although it is not observed by everyone...
Infertility does not develop.
If after taking the "pregnancy" pills there is a delay of already three weeks,
you need to take a pregnancy test: the effectiveness of these drugs, although very high,
is unfortunately not one hundred percent.
2. THEY SAY
that emergency contraceptive pills can only be taken once...
...Otherwise,
again,
infertility threatens — this myth is also quite widespread.
However, there is no reliable information on how many times in total throughout life these drugs can be taken.
3. THEY SAY,
что эти таблетки можно принимать регулярно...
Это противоположный предыдущему миф: что такие таблетки — прекрасный и надежный способ защиты от нежелательной беременности,
которым можно пользоваться на постоянной основе.
Однако вот этого делать точно не следует.
Вся физиология человека направлена на развитие беременности,
любое вмешательство в этот процесс является противоестественным.
4.ГОВОРЯТ,
что из-за таблеток внутри остается убитый ребёнок...
Экстренная контрацепция направлена на предотвращение наступления беременности,
introduction of an antiprogestogen component excluding a full-fledged second phase of the menstrual cycle …5. THEY SAY,
that if there was a pregnancy,
then after the pill blood will come.
Spotting is one of the side effects of emergency contraception pills,
and it does not occur always and in everyone.
Blood may or may not appear,
but it is a reaction of the body to the medication,
not evidence that
pregnancy has occurred.
However, it is necessary to monitor the onset of menstruation after taking the pills.
FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION USE ONLY MIFEPRISTONE-BASED DRUGS and only under the supervision of your physician!!!
NB!
Abortion or emergency contraception?
A woman has to choose the method with the least consequences for her health and future reproductive function between two evils.
Emergency contraception refers to methods of contraception that can be used within 72 hours to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse.
There is an optimal method - using pills with an ANTIPROGESTERONE effect.
1. IT IS SAID
that emergency contraception pills can alter the cycle and cause infertility...
Indeed,
a possible side effect of taking such medications is a change in the duration of the menstrual cycle.
Although it is not observed by everyone...
Infertility does not develop.
If after taking the "pregnancy" pills there is a delay of already three weeks,
you need to take a pregnancy test: the effectiveness of these drugs, although very high,
is unfortunately not one hundred percent.
2. THEY SAY
that emergency contraceptive pills can only be taken once...
...Otherwise,
again,
infertility threatens — this myth is also quite widespread.
However, there is no reliable information on how many times in total throughout life these drugs can be taken.
3. THEY SAY,
что эти таблетки можно принимать регулярно...
Это противоположный предыдущему миф: что такие таблетки — прекрасный и надежный способ защиты от нежелательной беременности,
которым можно пользоваться на постоянной основе.
Однако вот этого делать точно не следует.
Вся физиология человека направлена на развитие беременности,
любое вмешательство в этот процесс является противоестественным.
4.ГОВОРЯТ,
что из-за таблеток внутри остается убитый ребёнок...
Экстренная контрацепция направлена на предотвращение наступления беременности,
introduction of an antiprogestogen component excluding a full-fledged second phase of the menstrual cycle …5. THEY SAY,
that if there was a pregnancy,
then after the pill blood will come.
Spotting is one of the side effects of emergency contraception pills,
and it does not occur always and in everyone.
Blood may or may not appear,
but it is a reaction of the body to the medication,
not evidence that
pregnancy has occurred.
However, it is necessary to monitor the onset of menstruation after taking the pills.
FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION USE ONLY MIFEPRISTONE-BASED DRUGS and only under the supervision of your physician!!!
NB!
Abortion or emergency contraception?
A woman has to choose the method with the least consequences for her health and future reproductive function between two evils.
