Patient's question:
I haven't decided whether I should have a baby yet. Every time after sex, I take a birth control pill to prevent pregnancy. After taking the pill, I feel nauseous, and occasionally I vomit. Why do I still experience nausea and vomiting after taking the pill? Can I still take birth control pills in the future?Doctor's answer:
I'm very happy to help you translate the following content into English. The line breaks () will remain unchanged as they are, and all other Chinese text will be translated into English:"Normally, if nausea and vomiting symptoms reappear after taking emergency contraception orally, it is mainly due to the lingering side effects of the emergency contraceptive. If this happens again, if surgery is required, it is advisable to wait and see first. If the vomiting index can be eliminated, Domperidone tablets or other antiemetic drugs can be used to alleviate the condition. However, while taking medication, it is important to drink more water and urinate more frequently to enhance drug metabolism. During the medication period, pay attention to whether menstrual bleeding occurs again. If heavy bleeding occurs, the emergency contraceptive should be completely stopped."