ECP Tablet uses include preventing pregnancy after unprotected sexual intercourse or contraceptive failure. It works by delaying ovulation and reducing the chance of fertilization. This medicine is meant for emergency use only and does not affect future fertility when used correctly.
Your doctor might give you ECP Tablet for:
Always use the medicine as directed by your doctor:
Avoid using ECP Tablet if you:
Use ECP Tablet cautiously if you:
Important: ECP Tablet does not protect against sexually transmitted infections and does not terminate an existing pregnancy.
Most people tolerate ECP Tablet well, but some might experience:
Rare Side Effects:
ECP Tablet 0.75 mg is available in a pack containing 2 tablets, but it may vary by pharmacy.
ECP Tablet does not usually require a prescription, but medical advice is recommended for long-term use.
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