Suffer With Systemic Lupus, Epilepsy, Non-epileptic-attack-disorder And Fibromyalgia. Is It Safe To Have Morning After Pill?
Hi, I suffer with systemic lupus, epilepsy, non-epileptic-attack-disorder and secondary fibromyalgia. I recently had a mirena coil removed after 2 years as it was causing terrible flares and making me very ill. I have been told by doctors and my specialists, that there isn't any other contraceptive I can use safely, apart from condoms without it causing me more damage. My partner and I accidentily had unprotected sex, and I just want to know whether it is safe for me to take the morning after pill?
Hello there! Thank you for asking. Morning after pills are emergency contraceptions and they are not intended for continuous use. Doctors are right about contraceptives and your disease flares up. but you mistook the intent. you can use morning after pill for that and use condomn in future. as pregnancy will make you worse. Avoid that every humanly possible way
s khan
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Suffer With Systemic Lupus, Epilepsy, Non-epileptic-attack-disorder And Fibromyalgia. Is It Safe To Have Morning After Pill?
Hello there! Thank you for asking. Morning after pills are emergency contraceptions and they are not intended for continuous use. Doctors are right about contraceptives and your disease flares up. but you mistook the intent. you can use morning after pill for that and use condomn in future. as pregnancy will make you worse. Avoid that every humanly possible way s khan