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In Paris, you will find a wealth of health care resources. Contraception (birth control) is widely accessible in France. While you do need a prescription to obtain hormonal birth control, and some pharmacies will reject foreign prescriptions, you'll generally find little issue with attaining a prescription or contraceptives. Emergency contraception (the morning after pill) is available at pharmacies with no prescription required. There are no age restrictions. Abortion is legal in France for up to 12 weeks after conception. See below for more details. | In Paris, you will find a wealth of health care resources. Contraception (birth control) is widely accessible in France. While you do need a prescription to obtain hormonal birth control, and some pharmacies will reject foreign prescriptions, you'll generally find little issue with attaining a prescription or contraceptives. Emergency contraception (the morning after pill) is available at pharmacies with no prescription required. There are no age restrictions. Abortion is legal in France for up to 12 weeks after conception. See below for more details. | ||