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Quinacrine Sterilization is a non-surgical option for women wanting permanent birth control, or sterilization.

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Contraceptive Use and the QS Procedure

Will the patient become sterile immediately following the procedure? No. It takes 6-12 weeks for scars to develop in the fallopian tubes. Therefore, the patient must use another effective contraceptive method for 12 weeks after the first QS procedure. For more information on contraceptives, visit the Family Planning Center's web-site. Contraceptive Methods Contact Us about this Article

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"My comments on Quinacrine:
Quinacrine changed my life!
The procedure was essentially painless, affordable, and freeing!
I love my new lifestyle.
Thank you, Dr. Whitney!"
-B.H.

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