Can you use the morning after pill instead of birth control?

Answer 1

No. no you cannot. if you are already on Birth Control and you use the morning after pill because you forgot to take your pill you still must take the pill. if you aren't on birth control but you had unprotected sex and want to use the morning after pill to protect you from that one case it's a good idea. but you can't always use it. it isn't 100% effective and you should really just use condoms or get on the pill.

Answer 2

Yes, there are no known drug interactions between the levonorgestrel morning after pill and the progesterone contraceptive implant.
Yes, but it provides no additional benefit over the implant, unless you had unprotected sex in the five days before insertion.

Answer 3

Yes, but that would be foolish, because of the high cost and low effectiveness compared to options like birth control pills. There are less expensive, more effective methods. Please talk with your health care provider about options for preventing pregnancy that you use before or during sex.

Answer 4

If you have been taking you birth control pills according to instructions there should be no need for you to take a morning after pill.

Answer 5

no, if you are taking the contraceptive as prescribed, which is normally one a day, then it prevents pregnancy 99.9%.

If you missed one or more, i would suggest you to take plan b

Answer 6

Yes, they both suppress ovulation. The BCP has 2 weeks to build up in your system, Plan B is a high dose that forces the issue in an emergency.

Answer 7

If you have the birth control implant then you do not need the MAP.
There is no need to use the morning after pill if you're using Implanon.