http://www.womenscenter.com/afterpill.html The Morning after Pill in Ft. Lauderdale can be purchased at our office at Ft. Lauderdale Women's Center, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida for the price of $15.00. We encourage all women between the ages of 15 to 45 who are intimately active to purchase our Morning after Pill kits to reduce the incidence of an unintended pregnancy up to 95% if the Morning after Pills are taken within 2 hours of the unprotected event. The most common side effects of ECP's include headache, abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, swelling of hands and feet, dizziness headache, nausea and vomiting which generally only last a few hours but can remain a few days after taking the medications. About 50% of women who take combined ECPs experience nausea and 20% vomit. If vomiting occurs within 2 hours after taking a dose, some clinicians recommend repeating that dose. Most Physicians and providers suggest that the ECPs be taken with food to help reduce the incidence of nausea and vomiting. Using the progestin only Levonorgestrel for EC has a much lower incidence of nausea and vomiting than the combined regimen. A randomized controlled trial conducted by WHO, progestin-only ECPs are associated with an incidence of nausea 50% lower and an incidence of vomiting 70% lower than that for combined ECPs. In another study, Levonorgestrel was associated with vomiting in only 1% of women and nausea in 14% of women who took it for EC. Women who experience vomiting within 2 hours of administration of Levonorgestrel EC should be advised to return as soon as possible for a repeat dose. If a woman experiencing persistent vomiting with oral EC, an IUD should be considered. The non-prescription anti-nausea medicine meclizine has been demonstrated to reduce the risk of nausea by 27% and vomiting by 64% when 50 mg tablets are taken 1 hour before combined ECPs. The major side effect from taking the meclizine is drowsiness. There have been studies designed to determine the effects of ECPs consisting of Levonorgestrel on uterine bleeding patterns. One study found that when taken in the first three weeks of the menstrual cycle, ECPs significantly shortened that cycle as compared both to the usual cycle length and to the cycle duration in a comparison group of similar women who had not taken ECPs. The earlier that Levonorgestrel is taken in the cycle, the shorter the cycle length was noted. The magnitude of this effect was greater the earlier the pills were taken. If Levonorgesterel was taken later in the cycle, there was no effect on the length of the current cycle, but the following menstrual cycle was prolonged. Intermenstrual bleeding was uncommon after ECP use, although more common than among women who had not taken ECPs. In a World Health Organization (WHO) trial, 16% of women experienced intermenstrual bleeding (bleeding not related to normal menses) in the 7 days following treatment. Around 50% of women menstruated a few days earlier or a few days later that their expected time. Please contact our office for the $15.00 Morning after Pill Ft. Lauderdale services at our office location in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Please make an appointment today. http://www.womenscenter.com/afterpill.html

• published: 23 Jan 2014
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