Patient's question:
I am still a college student, but I am living with my boyfriend. However, I want to take birth control pills so that I won't get pregnant so easily. I don't know what precautions need to be taken when taking birth control pills. Precautions after taking birth control pillsDoctor's answer:
At least two hours must pass after taking oral contraceptives before you can take medication. Additionally, emergency contraceptives should not be taken more than three times orally within a year, otherwise it may cause severe menstrual disorders. Most people will experience withdrawal bleeding again within a week of taking oral contraceptives, which indicates successful breastfeeding. However, not having cracked skin does not mean breastfeeding is successful. If you want to know if you are pregnant, you can wait two weeks after intercourse to test with a pregnancy test.