Alternative "Morning-After" Pill
Drew O’Bannon: “The original tweet got deleted but here is my thread on how to use birth control as Plan B
a.k.a. how to avoid getting pregnant after having unprotected sex”
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Resources / Sexual & Mental Health
If pregnancies aren’t something you and your partner are interested in or feel ready for, correct and consistent contraceptive use would be a good thing to incorporate into your sexual activities.
This page shares resources on your various options for birth control in the PH, some sources for free condoms, and what you could do to prevent pregnancies in the event that you had unprotected sex.
Drew O’Bannon: “The original tweet got deleted but here is my thread on how to use birth control as Plan B
a.k.a. how to avoid getting pregnant after having unprotected sex”
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SingleCare.com: “The latest info on birth control options—including the pill, IUDs, implants, shots, rings, and patches. Learn success rates and side effects to see what’s right for you.”
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PlannedParenthood.org: If you want your condom to work, you’ve got to use it correctly. Luckily, it’s really easy. Here’s what you need to know.
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Likhaan is a non-government, non-profit organization providing women with sexual and reproductive rights and health services. They offer counseling and contraceptive service provision for pills, injectables, condoms, and IUDs.
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Cosmo.ph: “From flavored condoms to fun sex toys, there are so many options to spice up your sex life—but choosing the right birth control method should be at the top of your sexytime list. Safe sex is great sex, people.”
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