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Q: Ecp's...

asked by: Damon13 on January 16th, 2004

New User

After having sex on a friday, i’ve decided to get an ecp, only the local doctor's offices are closed on the weekends.. If I schedule for monday morning, will it be to late? Should I search for an emergency hospital for the pills?
Are there types of pills that can be taken 72 hours or more after sex?
I'm just a little scared..

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SweetCheeki17

replied on January 23rd, 2004

Experienced User

Use Your Knowlege

I would suggest you to use your knowledge on using condom and protect yoruself. I guess you can take morning after pill... From a drugstore... And dont worry.. Some of them may not work... Some do. I hope you a good luck.

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