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after 2nd pill of Prostinor2 how long will protect me?

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September 30th, 2010
there was intercourse with my hubby on 28th night. I took prostinor2 one tablet following day (29th) at 8.00am and 2nd tablet at 8.15pm. again there was a intercourse same day night(29th). please tell me do I want get pill again? or Do I have a protection from yesterday pills? .
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replied September 30th, 2010
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
The emergency contraception gives you protection for the act done before taking it. There is no documented proof that it provides protection even after taking it and having unprotected intercourse. Discuss with your gynecologist/obstetrician about it before taking any action. Consider getting started on regular birth control if you are not ready for baby. Taking high doses of contraceptives (emergency pills) often can be dangerous to your health.
Take care.



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