Ulipristal or levonorgestrel as emergency contraception
Denise L Hope, Gary Grant, Michelle King
Abstract
Denise L Hope, Gary Grant, Michelle King
Abstract
This is an increased window of treatment opportunity compared to levonorgestrel, the only other dedicated oral emergency contraceptive, which is registered for use within three days (72 hours) of intercourse. Despite more than a decade of non-prescription availability of levonorgestrel, emergency contraception is currently underutilised in Australia and elsewhere in the world
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This is an increased window of treatment opportunity compared to levonorgestrel, the only other dedicated oral emergency contraceptive, which is registered for use within three days (72 hours) of intercourse. Despite more than a decade of non-prescription availability of levonorgestrel, emergency contraception is currently underutilised in Australia and elsewhere in the world
Key concepts: Levonorgestrel, Emergency contraception, Ulipristal acetate, Medicine, Medical prescription, Family planning, Window of opportunity, Gynecology