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From: Raichael (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 18 Apr 2003 04:42:25 -0500 (CDT)

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To be quite honest, I'm not sure exactly what the morning after pill contains, except that it's supposedly a higher dosage of birth control. However, I know several women who have had miscarriages (myself included) that have been given a drug called methotrexate in attempts of having a natural miscarriage as opposed to a D&C, or abortion if you will. I don't know if they hand this drug out at abortion clinics as an alternative, but this early in the game, it's worth looking into.

At Fri, 18 Apr 2003, Concerned wrote: >
>I am asking this question on behalf of a teenage girl that I have
>recently befriended. No attacks please because I only want an answer
>not 'moral advice'.
>So the morning after pill.. Is it good for ONLY the morning after? Or,
>is there a certain time frame that it is useful for? I know that the
>pill makes you bleed and cramp and could make one expel whatever. So
>can it work almost a week later? For instance, young girl had sex 6 days
>ago. We have gone over her last 3 months worth of cycles {LMP} and we
>have figured out that this would have been within her normal ovulation
>time. So she probably ovulated sometime this weekend. Would a morning
>after pill work if she took one tomorrow or is it only good if she had
>taken it the day after sex? I only want her to have the least intrusive
>event as possible. I think a morning after pill would be more
>'friendly' than an abortion. Please to any doctors and thank you

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