Three Lollies Preggie Pop Drops Assorted for Morning Sickness Relief, 21 Count

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The emergency contraceptive pill is available from pharmacies without a prescription - it is important to take it as soon as possible. Patient’s can take the POP from any time after birth. If the POP is started after day 21, advise them to use condoms for two days. Explain the contraindications of the POP (pregnancy, breast cancer, liver cirrhosis, liver tumours)

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Preggie Pops and Drops are most popular for their nausea-fighting power, but that’s not all they can do for you during pregnancy! Preggie Pops are also great for relieving a persistent dry mouth, giving a little energy boost, distracting from bad odors (you know that pregnancy super sense of smell you’ve got going on), and are great for when you’re in labor. When switching to the POP from a different type of contraception, advice should be taken from the doctor or nurse prescribing the POP as to how to switch and when the POP will become effective. What if I forget to take a pill? It's possible that these are warning signs of an ectopic pregnancy, although this is rare. Advantages and disadvantages

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If you fast for 24 hours more than once in any month, there's a risk that you'll lose your protection from pregnancy. You'll need to use an additional form of contraception. Will your baby bump shape be different with a girl or boy? This is a common question with a simple answer: No, your baby’s sex won’t impact the shape of your baby bump. What can impact the shape is your height, muscles, diet and whether this is your first pregnancy. Additionally, if you’re having multiples, your bump will naturally be bigger. small fluid-filled sacs (cysts) on your ovaries – these are usually harmless and disappear without treatment The POP can also make the lining of your womb thinner which would prevent a fertilised egg from being accepted.”

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However, if you have a short menstrual cycle with your period coming every 23 days or less, starting the POP as late as the fifth day of your period may not give you immediate contraceptive protection. This is because you may ovulate (release an egg) early in your menstrual cycle. You may wish to talk to your doctor or nurse about this and whether you need additional contraception for the first two days. Do not worry if you've had sex without using another form of contraception. You do not need emergency contraception. If you're more than 3 or more than 12 hours late taking the pill Swollen ankles and leg cramps might join your swollen feet and hands. Remember to consult your doctor if you experience any swelling while pregnant. You're not protected from pregnancy. Continue to take your pills as usual but use an additional method of contraception, such as condoms, for the next two days.If you start the pill more than 5 days after a miscarriage or abortion, use additional contraception until you've taken the pill for 2 days. What to do if you miss a pill