morning after pill
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morn·ing af·ter pill
(mōr'ning af'tĕr pil)An oral medication, consisting of two pills taken 12 hours apart that, when taken by a woman within 2-3 days after intercourse, reduces the probability that she will become pregnant.
Synonym(s): emergency contraceptive, emergency hormonal contraception, postcoital contraception.
Synonym(s): emergency contraceptive, emergency hormonal contraception, postcoital contraception.
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