Emergency contraception is a form of backup birth control a woman can take after she has unprotected sex. It is also called Plan B, The Morning-After-Pill or EC. EC works by covering the egg in a protective coating that prevents any sperm from getting inside and fertilizing it. EC can also prevent the egg from leaving the ovary or traveling to the uterus.
Emergency Contraception
Thursday, June 30, 2011
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Tags: birth control, emergency contraceptives, iud, prevent pregnancy
Tags: birth control, emergency contraceptives, iud, prevent pregnancy
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