Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. Previously, there was a time when I had sex with my boyfriend without using protection, but I took levonorgestrel pills afterward. However, this month my period didn't come, and I realized I was pregnant. My boyfriend wants to keep the baby. If I take levonorgestrel pills and breastfeed successfully, can the child be kept?Doctor's answer:
After taking ethinyl estradiol tablets, breastfeeding was successful, and now I am pregnant. A thorough examination shows that the embryo's growth and development are normal. If preservation is desired, it can be preserved, as the impact on the embryo is relatively small. The birth control pill was taken to prevent pregnancy, but now pregnancy occurred after taking the oral medication, indicating that the pill was ineffective. If it were truly effective, pregnancy would never occur. The current pregnancy proves that the medication was ineffective and has little impact on the embryo.