Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I have been unable to resist having sex with my boyfriend for the past few weeks, and we have always used condoms. I was still very upset about getting pregnant. If the contraception measures had been successful, what should I do? Is it still effective to take medication now? What are some more reliable methods of contraception?Doctor's answer:
In real life, some men find it very difficult to get pregnant again when they have sexual intercourse, so they adopt various contraceptive measures to prevent pregnancy. Using condoms is very effective in preventing pregnancy, and it is generally almost impossible to get pregnant. Based on the situation you described, taking medication to prevent pregnancy is no longer effective. If pregnancy occurs despite successful contraception, methods such as medication abortion and induced abortion can be used to resolve the issue. Currently, the safest contraceptive measures include: having intercourse during the safe period, not having intercourse during menopause; using condoms or taking oral contraceptives during intercourse.