Emergency contraception in the philippines (Manila, Makati City, Angeles, Clark and Cebu)

Get emergency contraception upto 120 hours, easier and simpler than Yuzpe method. Instead of complicated method just take a one time pill. Morning after (Plan B Pill) from officially recognized clinic in the philippines.

Emergency Contraception (EC) is often called the morning-after pill) is a birth control method used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, contraceptive failure, or sexual assault.

Types of Emergency Contraception

Emergency Contraceptive Pills (ECPs): These include pills containing levonorgestrel (e.g., Plan B, Ruth Lenorgestrel) , ulipristal acetate (e.g., Ella) or mifepristone (Five Days by Ruth). They are most effective when taken within 72 to 120 hours (3 to 5 days) after unprotected sex.

How can i access it?
In the philippines most emergency contraception are not FDA registered but clinics like Ruth Health and others can provide emergency contraceptives like yuzpe method or Plan B after consulatation and single use consumption only.

Consult a doctor at Ruth Health

Ruth Levonorgestrel works mainly by preventing or delaying ovulation — meaning it stops the ovary from releasing an egg. If there’s no egg released, sperm cannot fertilize it.

Depending on timing in the menstrual cycle, it may also:

• Thicken cervical mucus, making it harder for sperm to move

• Make fertilization less likely

Important things to know:

• It works best the sooner it’s taken after unprotected sex

• It is most effective within 72 hours, but can still help up to 120 hours (5 days), with decreasing effectiveness over time

• It does not end an existing pregnancy and is not an abortion pill

• A common emergency contraception dose is 1.5 mg taken once

Factors like body weight/BMI and where someone is in their cycle can affect effectiveness.

Five Days by Ruth (Mifepristone) is a progesterone receptor blocker (an antiprogestin). Progesterone is a hormone needed for ovulation timing and for preparing the uterus for pregnancy. At a low dose like 10 mg used for emergency contraception, it mainly works by:

• Delaying or inhibiting ovulation
  It can stop the follicle from releasing an egg, even relatively late in the fertile window.

• Altering endometrial development
  It changes the uterine lining so implantation becomes less likely if fertilization occurred.

Some studies found lower pregnancy rates than levonorgestrel emergency contraception.

For safe access to emergency contraception contact Ruth Health Clinic directly or visit us at Rada, Legazpi Village, Makati City, 1223 Metro Manila.