Patient's question:
I had sex with my boyfriend again, but we didn't use protection. I just took the pill a moment ago. Will taking the pill cause pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
If you are not planning to have a baby, you should use strict contraceptive measures during sexual activity to prevent unintended pregnancy. Because unintended pregnancy can cause certain damage to a woman's body, it is important to use effective contraception. Generally, emergency contraception pills are suitable for oral administration within 72 hours after intercourse. The earlier you take them, the better the effect. Of course, it doesn't mean that taking contraception pills guarantees absolute prevention of pregnancy. There are still a very small number of cases where breastfeeding may lead to successful conception.