A recent report at MedPage revealed the influence that the last administration had on the public's access to medications. Highlighted in this instance was the FDA's delayed approval of over-the-counter Plan B, otherwise known as the "morning after" pill. Often misunderstood as an "abortion pill," Plan B is a method of emergency contraception that prevents pregnancy from occuring, optimally within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse. It is considered to be a safer medication with minor side effects.
Although it isn't intended to be a form of regular contraception by itself, it is considered an excellent option for women who unintentionally had unprotected intercourse. Keep this in mind, if you're ever in this position yourself.
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