Patient's question:
I have a child with my husband, but now we don't want a second one. Once, when we had sex, he still came inside me, which made me very worried about getting pregnant. So, I bought and took a lot of birth control pills. After taking them, I started bleeding from my vagina, which made me a bit concerned. So, I want to ask what to do if the skin breaks after taking birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
Since you have a history of pregnancy and are not planning to conceive now, it is very necessary to take proper contraceptive measures. It is recommended to consider an intrauterine device (IUD) or oral short-acting birth control pills. Under the current lack of contraceptive measures, if you experience vaginal bleeding again after taking emergency contraception, this is the most common side effect of medication, known as withdrawal bleeding. Generally, it does not require intervention, and most women will have it resolved within a week. Temporary careful observation is sufficient.