Tests have begun on a drug to prevent pregnancy sold at pharmacies
「緊急避妊薬」は妊娠しないようにする薬です
Emergency contraception is a drug that prevents pregnancy.
If a woman takes this drug within 72 hours of intercourse, she has a more than 80% chance of not getting pregnant.
Currently, a prescription written by a doctor is required when purchasing.
On the 28th, tests began at 145 pharmacies to see if the drug could be safely sold without a prescription.
テストでは16歳以上の人が薬を買うことができます
The test allows people over 16 to buy the drug
The price is around 7000 yen to 9000 yen
The pharmacy conducting the test has a pharmacist who has studied this drug.
You can talk to a pharmacist in a room where no one else is around, and you can buy at night or on your days off.
専門家は「病院に行かなくても、必要な人が早く薬を飲むことができます
Experts say, ``People who need it can take medicine quickly without having to go to the hospital.’’
However, medicines can make your body feel worse, so you have to be careful.”
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