Pregnancy Prevention Pills

Emergency pregnancy prevention pills question again!?

Question: I used the pills at the early 72 hours and it's about a week from that now. And I found myself bleeding a little. There's no reg. pain and I wonder what does that mean? Anybody has experienced that? I have never had regular sex. I can be a technical virgin. It was just about I was afraid I get preggo and I used the pills




Answer: Plan B will either trigger your period to come early or make you really late. The bleeding is most likely from the Plan B which will screw up your cycle for a few months.

What are birth control pills for other than for prevention of pregnancy?

Question: Is there any medical reasons why someone would have to take birth control pills other than for prevention of pregnancy?




Answer: Several women have dysmenorrhea, or severe menstral cramps. It feels like there is a meat grinder in their abdomen. The pill curbs these cramps substantially. Also, the new extended-cycle pill Seasonale greatly benefits women with anemia.

how to use pills for prevention of pregnancy?

Question: do pills have sideeffects?how to take it?when to stop it?




Answer: Do you mean the morning-after pill, or the regular contraceptive pill? Oral contraceptive pills have to be taken every day. It usually takes a few days minimum to start working. You will need to see your doctor for an exam and prescription before you can get them. They do have some side effects and you can try different types. They need to be taken every day, usually at the same time, to prevent pregnancy, and they sometimes don't work if you use them with antibiotics. The morning-after pill you take after unprotected sex, it needs to be within 3 days but is best within 1 to be really effective. It's usually two pills which you take 12 hours apart. I think you should see your doctor to discuss this.