Patient's question:
Having sexual intercourse with your boyfriend, taking emergency contraception once, afterwards there was very little or almost no discharge, and severe lower back pain, lower abdomen pain in waves, feeling very cold, and a headache. Please ask if emergency contraception affects the baby.Doctor's answer:
How to take a pregnancy test or should I sell a pregnancy test. Taking emergency contraception pills may cause side effects, such as abdominal pain. Therefore, it cannot be inferred from symptoms alone whether you are pregnant. To test for pregnancy, you can sell a pregnancy test or test strips 11 days after intercourse, and the accuracy is relatively high. If you really are pregnant, emergency contraception pills can affect the child. Generally, babies conceived after taking emergency contraception pills are not recommended. In fact, emergency contraception pills are most effective when taken within 24 hours after intercourse.