Patient's question:
I had sex again with my boyfriend, and I want to consult. Will taking birth control pills cause pregnancy? How can I check for pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Oral contraceptives can provide some contraceptive effects, but they are not entirely effective. After taking oral contraceptives, the probability of pregnancy is relatively low. You can carefully observe the menstrual cycle. If the menstrual period arrives normally, it generally indicates that you are not pregnant. If the menstrual period is delayed, you can use a pregnancy test strip or a pregnancy test stick for testing. Alternatively, you can directly go to a local hospital for a thorough examination. Through blood tests or ultrasound, it can be determined whether pregnancy is possible.