Patient's question:
On the 27th, her period came, and it left on the 1st of this month. She said it came a little again on the 2nd and then completely left. We had sexual intercourse on the evening of the 4th, and then again in the morning of the 5th. We usually work during the week and only have time together on weekends. For these two instances of sexual intercourse, I don’t know how high the chance of pregnancy is. According to the absolute safe period theory (three days before and three days after ovulation), it should be fine, right? My wife is very worried, as we are still young and don’t want a child yet. She said she wants to take the post-coital pill, but I heard it has significant side effects, so I refused to let her take it because I think it shouldn’t be a problem. Please advise those who know, especially those who have used the absolute safe period method for birth control.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The probability of pregnancy in such a case is not high, but it is possible.Advice: The active ingredient in birth control pills is estrogen, and taking too much can affect your menstrual cycle, causing irregular periods. It is recommended to take them no more than three times a year.
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