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		<title>The myths and truths of the &#8220;morning-after pill&#8221;</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 07:00:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ten years ago in Europe approved the use and sale of contraceptive self Mifegyne, better known as the &#8220;morning-after pill.&#8221; In many countries the drug is sold without a prescription but still raises doubts among women. Composed almost exclusively of estrogen, the morning after pill concentrates a large portion of the hormone. &#8220;Each pill has [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft" src="http://cornerstonegroup.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/morning-after-pill.jpg" alt="morning-after pill" width="348" height="217" />Ten years ago in Europe approved the use and sale of contraceptive self Mifegyne, better known as the &#8220;morning-after pill.&#8221; In many countries the drug is sold without a prescription but still raises doubts among women.</p>
<p>Composed almost exclusively of estrogen, the morning after pill concentrates a large portion of the hormone. &#8220;Each pill has the same amount of 10 hormonal contraceptives,&#8221; says gynecologist Marco Aurelio Pinho de Oliveira. It is for this that the woman feels a number of side effects when ingested two capsules.</p>
<p>To clarify some doubts and tear down some myths about the use of morning-after pill, Terra dispels some fears:</p>
<p><strong>1. It is recommended that the pill is taken 72 hours after intercourse. After that, the fetus is born with deformities.</strong><br />
Mito. &#8220;In general, there is no risk to the fetus, because at that moment an embryo is not formed. So there is no contact between baby and the mother&#8217;s blood,&#8221; explains Claudio Bonduki gynecologist. But that does not mean you are safe.</p>
<p>It is recommended then that is taken immediately after intercourse. The faster you eat the pills, the greater the efficiency.<br />
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2. The pill is 100% effective.</strong><br />
Mito. Vomiting, headaches, nosebleeds, nausea and menstrual cycle irregularities are some of the side effects of the pill the next day. The intensity and frequency of symptoms vary from woman to woman. But do not be fooled, the bigger problem is not on the contraceptive efficacy, but in the failure to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore never be used to change the condom.</p>
<p><strong>3. Take the morning after pill as a backup to conventional contraceptives doubles side effects.</strong><br />
Truth. There are no studies to substantiate the actual effects of morning-after pill in women who already use contraceptives and there is no consensus among specialists. But case studies find that the opportunities arising Side effects like headaches and nausea, increased very much. &#8220;In that situation the woman may have more symptoms and higher intensities,&#8221; said the specialist.</p>
<p><span id="more-156"></span><strong>4. It is abortion.</strong><br />
Mito. &#8220;If the pill was abortive, the effectiveness would not diminish with the passage of days,&#8221; argues the gynecologist. According to him, only the embryo lodges in the uterus of women in the third day after fertilization. After 72 hours in question, the pill and has almost no effect on the body of the woman.</p>
<p><strong>5. Taking the Pill often diminishes their effect.</strong><br />
Truth. According to the gynecologist, when the use of morning-after pill is appellant&#8217;s &#8220;failure&#8221; become closer. &#8220;The first time you use, the woman has a 5% chance of getting pregnant. If you take the pill again sequentially increased by 5% over the opportunities,&#8221; he explains.</p>
<p>But do not panic, there is no cumulative effect. If by accident you had to take the pill and some months later, he needed to take it again, efficiency is the same for the first time.</p>
<p><strong>6. Hormonal discharge can affect the uterus and ovaries.</strong><br />
Mito. Composed by estrogen, the morning after pill does not bring organic effects on women. &#8220;The only danger is in women with a predisposition to thrombosis, because it may have a vascular thrombosis, Claudio Bonduki oriented. 7. The later you take the pill, more chances to get pregnant.<br />
Truth. &#8220;The first day the woman has a 5% chance of getting pregnant. In the third, the risk rises to 50%,&#8221; Marco Aurelio alert. After 72 hours, contraceptive effectiveness is virtually nil. &#8220;The name is improper, it should be called pill of hours. The woman has to take the first tablet so much before,&#8221; he ended.</p>
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