<p>Emergency contraception is a rescue method that is aimed to prevent fertilization in case of unprotected intercourse.<br />
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This contraception must be used as soon as possible, preferably within 12 hours and no later than 72 hours (3 days) after the unprotected sexual intercourse, particularly;</p>

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	<li>if you have had sexual intercourse whereas either yourself or your partner did not use a contraceptive method;</li>
	<li>if you have forgotten to take consecutive 3 contraceptive pills;</li>
	<li>if your partner&#39;s condom has broken, slipped, or been improperly removed, or if he has forgotten to use it;</li>
	<li>if you fear that your intrauterine device has been expelled;</li>
	<li>if your vaginal diaphragm or your contraceptive cap has moved or if you have removed it too early;</li>
	<li>if you are afraid that the method of coitus interruptus has failed or if you have had sexual intercourse during the period when you are supposed to be fertile while using the rhythm method;</li>
	<li>in the event of rape.</li>
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