After-pill (emergency contraceptive) is a medication taken to prevent pregnancy after failed contraception or unprotected sex.
The sooner it is taken after intercourse, the more effective it is. It is recommended to take it within 72 hours (levonorgestrel) or 120 hours (ella).
At our clinic, a doctor will review your medical questionnaire during an online consultation and prescribe the appropriate after-pill depending on your situation.
Available After-Pills
Levonorgestrel (Madonna): Emergency contraceptive to be taken within 72 hours after intercourse
Ella: Emergency contraceptive that can be taken up to 120 hours after intercourse
Recommended for those who:
・Had a condom break or slip off
・Had unprotected sex
・Are concerned about pregnancy due to forgetting to take low-dose birth control pills
・Desire emergency contraception
The sooner the after-pill is taken, the more effective it is in preventing pregnancy. If there is a possibility of pregnancy, please consult us as soon as possible.
