If you have had condomless sex, or a condom has split, there is a chance that you could be pregnant. Emergency contraception can prevent an unplanned pregnancy. There are pills, which if taken within 5 days, will have good effect; there are others that could be given later than 5 days, it will depend where you are within your menstrual cycle. There could also be an option of having a coil fitted.
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Some people don’t have any symptoms when they have an STI, so it is important you get tested whether you have symptoms or not.
There are two types of emergency contraception:
- the emergency contraceptive pill (the morning after pill)
- the intrauterine device (IUD) / the copper coil
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Some people don’t have any symptoms when they have an STI, so it is important you get tested whether you have symptoms or not. To make an appointment please call