Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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Yeah, up to 72 hours.
And so you're like, I'm good.
I didn't ovulate today.
Well, what about tomorrow or the next day?
Or the next day.
So that's why I said it's not as reliable.
And I just want women to be able to make good choices.
Make choices based on evidence, science, not fear.
think about the timeframe that you're trying to not get pregnant in.
If you say, absolutely, I don't want to have a baby for five years, then I think the LARCs or the IUDs or the implants are fantastic because again, the margin error is so small because it's not like, oh, I forgot to take my pill.
But if you say, I don't want to get pregnant now, but maybe within the year, then it doesn't make sense to get
a long-acting reversible contraceptive because you can leave them in place for years.
That's a situation where maybe a birth control pill may be useful.
But again, what are the consequences?
This is also, I think, is really important.
What are the consequences of you getting pregnant inadvertently?
If you say, well, I want to get pregnant in a year, but if I got pregnant in six months, it'd be like, oh, well, not what I planned, but it's okay.
Versus
I am in the middle of finishing defending my dissertation, or I've got a trip planned to Antarctica.
Or I'm living paycheck to paycheck, and I can barely take care of myself.
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