Patient's question:
Sure, here is the translation of the provided text into English:"Maybe this is related to the emergency contraception measure, I only bought an emergency contraceptive. When taking emergency contraception pills, is it necessary to be fasting?"
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Doctor's answer:
Most birth control pills contain a certain amount of hormones, especially emergency contraception, which contains about ten times the hormone dose of a regular birth control pill. It is recommended to take it on an empty stomach and not to move frequently, as it should not exceed three times a year, to avoid interfering with menstruation and menstrual disorders. The earlier you take it, the better, and you should not defecate within two hours before or after taking the medication. After taking the medication, pay attention to resting more, avoid strenuous physical activity, relax your mind, and maintain a pleasant state of mind and body. In terms of diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods to digest your nutrition and protein well. If you want to breastfeed, it is best to visit the hospital to have an IUD inserted and take birth control pills, as they still pose certain risks to a woman's body.