Patient's question:
My boyfriend didn't bring me, so I wanted to ask if there are any non-medication methods for emergency contraception in this situation. I'm worried that taking too many birth control pills might be harmful to my body, so I don't really want to take them. But I also don't want to get pregnant. I feel like I need to do something to prevent it. Are there any methods available?Doctor's answer:
The pill is not a non-prescription emergency post-coital drug. Because this is a medication that will definitely have side effects, it can only be used accurately once now for what is called menstrual disorders. Early or delayed menstruation damage is due to the pharmacological effect of the medication on the monthly shedding of the endometrium, which will not interfere with fertility. However, it is not recommended to use contraception methods and intrauterine devices. The probability of each female contraceptive film supplied may be higher than that of male condoms. Many people are now taking long-term contraception, but your girlfriend is absolutely unwilling to interrupt sexual intercourse.