Topic: New 5-Day 'Morning-After' Pill Tested For U.S. Approval

[sam]

Currently, women who seek emergency contraception within 72 hours of intercourse can receive copper intrauterine devices. Though the devices are very effective at preventing pregnancy, they must be administered by a highly trained clinician and are not universally accepted by patients, as they have a higher risk of complications than oral applications. These factors stand as deterrents to some women obtaining emergency contraception after a 3-day period.

http://www.physorg.com/news183390716.html

[Clive]

Prevention is better than cure Sam.  Get a vasectomy.   

[Rik]

Or, to save money, find someone with a couple of bricks. 

[Simon]

[Rik]

The pain goes away after a few days. The other alternative is to catch mumps, of course.

[Simon]

I thought mumps had been eradicated? 

[Rik]

No, it's alive and well and living in a young child near you. 

[Simon]

  I think I had it as a kid, though.

[sam]

Prevention is better than cure Sam.  Get a vasectomy.   

I'd like to have children yet...

[Rik]

  I think I had it as a kid, though.

You should be safe then.

[Simon]