Patient's question:
Because I haven't prepared to have a baby with my husband yet and plan to wait two more years for our "couple world," I have been taking oral long-term birth control pills. But recently, for some unknown reason, I've been feeling nauseous and like vomiting, and my period hasn't come either. What is the probability of getting pregnant while taking birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
General oral contraceptives have a low chance of pregnancy, but if you take oral contraceptives for a long time, the chance of pregnancy may increase significantly. This is because long-term use of oral contraceptives may lead to drug tolerance and may also affect normal delivery. It may also cause menstrual disorders, such as irregular menstruation. You can sell early pregnancy test strips to conduct tests to determine whether the condition is caused by pregnancy or menstrual disorders.