Escapel ® should be used exclusively for emergency contraception! Repeated use of the drug Escapel ® during one menstrual cycle is not recommended! Eskapel® be taken as soon as possible but not later than 72 hours after the unprotected coitus. The effectiveness of emergency contraception with delayed use of the drug is significantly reduced.
The drug does not replace the use of permanent methods of contraception. In most cases, Escapel ® does not affect the nature of the menstrual cycle. However, acyclic bleeding may occur and menstruation may be delayed for several days. If you delay menstruation for more than 5-7 days and change its nature (scanty or abundant discharge), you must exclude pregnancy. The appearance of pain in the lower abdomen, fainting can indicate ectopic (ectopic) pregnancy.
Adolescents under the age of 16 in exceptional cases (including rape) need a consultation with the gynecologist to confirm the pregnancy.
After emergency contraception, a gynecologist is recommended to choose the most suitable method for permanent contraception.
Emergency contraception does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases.
In case of violations of the function of the gastrointestinal tract (for example, with Crohn's disease) the effectiveness of the drug may decrease.