Patient's question:
I am living with my boyfriend, and we had sex while taking birth control pills. Will birth control pills really prevent pregnancy 100%?Doctor's answer:
After taking the correct oral contraceptive correctly, it is generally absolutely impossible to cause pregnancy. However, do not take it frequently. If taken frequently, it is very likely to lead to drug resistance. Then it may cause successful breastfeeding. Generally, oral contraceptives should not be taken twice in one menstrual cycle, and not less than three times within a year. When necessary, it is still necessary to use condoms to implement breastfeeding, which is relatively safe and effective.