Patient's question:
I once had tuberculosis, but I have now fully recovered and have been off medication for a year. Currently, I have successfully breastfed my boyfriend during sexual activity. I want to take Yuting, but I want to ask if it interferes with breastfeeding? Can I take Yuting and still breastfeed normally? What should I pay attention to when taking it for the first time? Besides what they say about this emergency contraceptive potentially causing ectopic pregnancy, will taking it once have the same effect? The kind of help I need: obtaining an explanation from a doctor.Doctor's answer:
Hello! After treatment, tuberculosis patients have been cured, and they have been off medication for a year. The tuberculosis drugs in their bodies have basically been metabolized and eliminated. If a follow-up examination shows that the lesions are stable and there is no recurrence, then you can prepare to conceive. If you do not want a child now and have successfully breastfed, you can take emergency contraception medication within 72 hours after sexual intercourse while breastfeeding. Regarding the questions you have provided, here is the response: 1. Your situation is that you have successfully breastfed, and you can take emergency contraception medication within 72 hours after sexual intercourse while breastfeeding.