Patient's question:
Doctor, I took the wrong medicine this morning. Because I am a pregnant woman. I have been pregnant for five months. But when I took the medicine this morning, I accidentally took emergency contraception. Although I haven't gone to bed yet and don't feel anything, I am still very worried. What happens if you take emergency contraception during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, if you took emergency contraception medication and have no discomfort symptoms, it generally has no significant impact. Emergency contraception medication works by preventing sperm and egg fertilization. It usually does not affect fetal development when breastfeeding. Follow medical advice to have regular prenatal check-ups, get plenty of rest, avoid overexertion and strenuous exercise. Avoid spicy and foods in your diet. There are many methods for treating diseases, but since each patient's condition is different, the treatment approach may vary. Therefore, patients need to seek professional medical attention for detailed testing as soon as possible to receive appropriate treatment.