Patient's question:
I thought that having sex during breastfeeding was absolutely impossible to get pregnant, so I had sex with my husband and didn't take any contraceptive measures. But after the fact, it was said that it's also possible to get pregnant during breastfeeding, so I panicked and took a contraceptive pill. But then I remembered that I was still breastfeeding, and I wanted to consult about the potential interference of taking contraceptive pills during breastfeeding on the baby.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, birth control pills are a type of hormone-containing medication. If you are still breastfeeding, using birth control pills may interfere with the baby's growth and development, and may also stimulate the brain. It is best not to use birth control pills for contraception. It is recommended to use condoms for contraception, as this is harmless to the body. Life requires paying attention to rest, not overworking, not experiencing too much stress, and always maintaining a cheerful mood.