Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am 48 years old and female. I am currently in menopause and accidentally took a birth control pill. I would like to ask the doctor, what should I do if I take levonorgestrel tablets during menopause, and will it cause an imbalance in my endocrine system or other aspects?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Levonorgestrel tablets are currently used as emergency contraception. Taking them orally will not cause significant side effects, but it is recommended that you do not take them for a long time. Occasional use is fine, usually not more than three times a year in general. Additionally, it is advised that you communicate more with your family and friends to prevent overthinking and emotional excitement. Try to always maintain a cheerful mood and ensure good deep sleep.