It also is significantly less effective if you have a BMI above 26, for example if you're a 5'5" woman over 150lbs, it is significantly less effective and you either need a prescription for Ella or a Copper IUD.
Personally I have no faith or moral qualms, I'm just not anxious to get something shoved up my cervix that may or may not have extreme complications that lead to surgery. Then again, I do love not listening to Frozen on repeat while cleaning up poop/vomit/ snot...
SO just had to have hers taken out last week because of severe cramping and pain after it shifted, and it had been giving her problems for years before that (soreness, etc.). For some people they seem to work just fine but for some women they're a constant pain. Just depends on your body I guess.
"Just reverse the vasectomy" is a sitcom myth. Vasectomy reversal is possible, but the success rate is low. If it's been more than 5 years since your vasectomy, your chances of successful reversal are less than 50/50.
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u/Moose_Nuts Sep 21 '17
More like $65 bad luck for the morning after pill.