Levonorgestrel is a high-dosage emergency contraceptive pill that can effectively prevent pregnancy up to 72 hours after sexual intercourse. The Levonorgestrel emergency contraception tablet stalls the hormone change that activates ovulation (the release of the egg). It’s suitable for women requiring an emergency contraceptive after unprotected intercourse and contains levonorgestrel (a progestogen hormone).
Simple once-only dosage
Method of emergency contraception
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Common side effects include:Abdominal painFatigueNauseaHeadacheDiarrhoeaDizzinessDelayed periodWhat if I am sick after taking this emergency contraception pill?If you vomit within three hours of taking this emergency contraception pill, it will not have been effective, and you will need to take another dose. Visit your family planning clinic or GP as soon as possible for alternative emergency contraception.Which emergency contraceptive pill is better for me?The type of emergency contraceptive pill given is based on multiple factors. Once we have reviewed your online consultation we will advise on the best EHC for your needs. Don't use Levonelle more than once in the same cycle without seeking the help of your GP or sexual health clinic.Will the morning-after contraceptive pill affect my fertility?No, both ty
If you vomit within three hours of taking this emergency contraception pill, it will not have been effective, and you will need to take another dose. Visit your family planning clinic or GP as soon as possible for alternative emergency contraception.
The type of emergency contraceptive pill given is based on multiple factors. Once we have reviewed your online consultation we will advise on the best EHC for your needs. Don't use Levonelle more than once in the same cycle without seeking the help of your GP or sexual health clinic.
No, both types of oral emergency contraceptives will not affect your fertility.
Resuming normal sexual activity is fine after using emergency contraceptives; however, you should consider using other methods of protection to prevent pregnancy.
Emergency contraceptives do not protect against STIs – you should use a home test kit or visit a GUM clinic to get tested for STIs if you have had unprotected intercourse with a new partner.
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