Patient's question:
Last month, after having sex with my boyfriend, I took a birth control pill. Can I have the baby if I got pregnant a month after taking the pill?Doctor's answer:
After taking emergency oral contraceptives, it is best to avoid pregnancy within three months. In addition to the residual effects of the medication in the body, it can easily cause adverse effects on the fetus. Generally, it is more appropriate to consider pregnancy after three months. During this period, eat plenty of fresh vegetables and high-quality protein-rich foods, avoid overworking or overtime, and take care of your body before planning pregnancy. Pay attention to personal lifestyle habits and maintain a healthy diet.