Patient's question:
A 22-year-old female had intercourse during her ovulation period and took birth control pills. Will she get pregnant? Why is her leukorrhea slightly yellow and she has broken skin during ovulation?Doctor's answer:
After having intercourse during the ovulation period, you took emergency contraception. Generally, after taking emergency contraception, there will be withdrawal bleeding in about a week. Now you are experiencing ovulation bleeding and slightly yellow discharge. This falls within the normal range of phenomena.Advice: Stay calm. Pay attention to sexual hygiene. If you do not have a plan to get pregnant, use contraception every time you have intercourse. It is best to use condoms throughout. If you take emergency contraception within 72 hours after intercourse, its effectiveness is over 90%, but it is not 100%. Try to avoid using emergency contraception as much as possible.