BROOKLYN COLLEGE–With the beginning of the school semester, Brooklyn College’s Women’s Center opens with new and familiar resources to provide to students daily. In an extension of the resources the Center provides, Plan B will now be offered to any student in need of an emergency contraceptive.
Plan B acts before ovulation takes place delaying the process, according to Healthline. During ovulation, the egg is released, and Plan B stops the egg from releasing, meaning that this product should be taken as soon as possible after having sexual intercourse. Plan B is taken as a pill, and while the pill is fast-acting, there are still potential side effects such as nausea and vomiting.
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