Patient's question:
What kind of interference does taking birth control pills have on children?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if you stop taking short-term birth control pills, it is best not to get pregnant within three months. Long-term birth control pills also require waiting at least three months before getting pregnant. If you have taken emergency contraception pills, which have successfully prevented pregnancy, there will be no significant side effects on the fetus. This is because emergency contraception pills are not nearly as potent as other medications. They are only effective for emergency contraception.