emergency contraception pill

Emergency contraception pills won't protect you for the rest of your cycle.

Emergency contraception pills are taken at the time of intercourse, or within a few days afterwards.

But the emergency contraception pills are not universally accepted.

Unlike drugs such as RU-486, emergency contraception pills cannot end a pregnancy.

Last month, France became the first country in the world to give its school nurses the right to dispense emergency contraception pills.

Emergency contraception pills become available free on request in pharmacies throughout Wales.

According to the makers of the emergency contraception pill, it has three possible means of functioning.

Nurses in French junior high and high schools are authorized to hand out emergency contraception pills.

So it is best to take an antinausea drug, meclizine, one hour before each dose of emergency contraception pills.

Birth control experts recommend having emergency contraception pills, or a prescription for them, on hand in case you ever need them.

Emergency contraception pills work by preventing ovulation, fertilization, or implantation.

Emergency contraception pill - also called the morning-after pill.

After discovering that she is pregnant, Lori asks Glenn to retrieve with emergency contraception pills from the pharmacy.

In other words, if the emergency contraception pill causes abortions by blocking implantation, then by the same definition breast feeding may as well.

The state pharmacy board ruled that Wal-Mart pharmacies were required under state law to stock and dispense emergency contraception pills.

Emergency contraception pills: Pills used for emergency contraception are sometimes called "morning-after pills."

In 1997, the FDA approved a prescription emergency contraception pill (known as the morning-after pill), which became available over the counter in 2006.

In January 2010, Bachelet promulgated a law allowing the distribution of emergency contraception pills in public and private health centers, including to persons under 14, without parental consent.

December 2010 - KwikMed is appointed the exclusive online distributor of ella, an emergency contraception pill known as ulipristal acetate and marketed by Watson Pharmaceuticals.

In 1999, Walmart announced that it would not stock emergency contraception pills in its pharmacies, not citing any particular reasons except for a "business decision" that was made earlier.

Relenting to pressure from state government officials, Wal-Mart Stores said yesterday that it would begin carrying Plan B, an emergency contraception pill, in all of its United States pharmacies by the end of the month.

PHARMACEUTICALS The News - The Food and Drug Administration said it was moving toward approving the sale of a nonprescription emergency contraception pill for women 18 and older.

"Our belief is that if emergency contraception pills really were widely used, to their maximum potential, then the number of unintended pregnancies could be cut in half," said Dr. James Trussell, associate dean at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

To the Editor: Re "Contraception, Three Days After" (editorial, Sept. 4): By stating that unlike abortion pills, "emergency contraception pills cannot end a pregnancy," you wrongly imply that conception does not occur at the moment of fertilization, but only after the fertilized egg implants in the uterine wall.