Patient's question:
This month my period was delayed, it only came on the 22nd. On the 9th yesterday, I was with my husband, but he didn't breastfeed. I really wasn't ready, but I managed to convince him to buy emergency contraception pills. I also bought and took levonorgestrel tablets. My husband and I discussed preparing well to have a baby in two and a half months. Have you eaten the emergency contraception pills and levonorgestrel tablets for two and a half months? Can you have a child?Doctor's answer:
Levonorgestrel tablets are an emergency contraceptive medication. If no contraceptive measures are taken during sexual activity, taking Levonorgestrel tablets promptly after sex can effectively prevent breastfeeding. The drug is completely eliminated from the body within seven days. After taking the medication for two and a half months, there is no longer any Levonorgestrel in the body, and the interference on the body has long since disappeared. It no longer has any adverse effects on pregnancy or the growth and development of the embryo, making it safe to conceive and have a child.