Spike in Birth Control and Abortion Pill Demand Post-Trump Re-election

Concerns about potential restrictions drive surge in contraceptive and abortion pill requests following Trump's election victory.

Doctors report a significant increase in requests for long-term birth control and sterilization procedures since the election results.
Sales of emergency contraception and abortion pills have surged dramatically, with some companies seeing increases of up to 966%.
Many women are opting for IUD replacements and sterilizations, fearing potential future restrictions on contraceptive access.
Confusion between emergency contraception and abortion pills may contribute to the stockpiling trend.
The current administration's stance on contraception regulations remains unclear, contributing to public anxiety.