emergency contraception

Who Should Use Emergency Contraception?

Emergency contraception is suitable for any woman who has had unprotected intercourse and wishes to prevent pregnancy. This includes instances of contraceptive failure (e.g., a torn condom or missed birth control pills) or cases of sexual assault.

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