Patient's question:
I previously didn't want children because I was busy with work, so I kept taking birth control. But I'm worried that taking birth control for too long will make it impossible for me to get pregnant again. I want to ask, how many birth control pills do you need to take to be absolutely sure you won't get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
If taking emergency contraception many times is likely to cause menstrual disorders. If menstruation is prolonged, it will interfere with childbirth. Moreover, the side effects of emergency contraception still exist. Therefore, if you do not want to give birth, it is best to avoid making the decision to take emergency contraception. There are other ways to practice contraception that you can choose. Additionally, the impact of cervical disease medication on the body is very great and is likely to cause endocrine disorders.